kurnting
kurnting by Kurnt master June 11, 2017
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kurting
Verb: The act of walking around without footwear, especially when outdoors or in public. Going barefoot.
kurting by Jon Wittershins May 28, 2020
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Kurting
He was never going to win because he's been kurting through the whole event.
You can't succeed if you keep kurting in performance.
Kurting or backsliding through the race won't get you the checkers.
You can't succeed if you keep kurting in performance.
Kurting or backsliding through the race won't get you the checkers.
Kurting by alpinedigital January 13, 2011
Kunting
Kunting by Bill Sussman March 16, 2010
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Kunting by NoMoreKarens June 21, 2020
Facebook Kurting
Someone who refuses to sign up for their own facebook account saying facebook is stupid, yet regularly uses their significant others account to stalk and/or creep other facebook accounts.
Facebook Kurting by Kurt_is_offended May 12, 2011
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