neocunt

Ann Coulter. A whore who will do anything to get attention, and espouses to be a "Christian" while dressing up like a prostitute on morning talk shows while spouting vile expletives at everyone and everything.

That Neocunt claimed Bill CLinton was gay, simply because he wouldnt hit on her bony ass at a Washington party.

neocunt by monkiki July 30, 2006

neocunt

A disparaging term for a neo-conservative. Derived from neo-con.

Fuck dem neocunts attacking foreign countries.

neocunt by PoopyPoo April 24, 2005

newcunt 

1) A female who lacks the ability to triforce. A female version of a newfag.
2) New female sexual partner.

1) Person A: That cunt can't triforce, what a newfag.

Person B: You mean newcunt.

2) Look at that fine piece, she is going to be my newcunt.

newcunt by vodpod March 22, 2010

Netcunt

A network cunt, or more specifically a female TV or film executive that a) has little to no production experience but yet somehow b) rose to network power by sleeping her way to the top with looks she no longer possesses and now c) makes decisions based solely on her menstrual cycle

1. The editor stayed overtime to tackle a second round of netcunt edit notes, ironically leading back to a semblance of the original cut.

2. Steve: want to come to the cottage this weekend?
bob: I'd love to but the netcunt thinks the show needs more even geographic distribution.
Steve: what does that even mean?

Netcunt by Antifeminist April 17, 2011

neocontard 

anyone that finds the 'real thing' more entertaining than 'bad lip reads' for an unnamed democracy in an unnamed election 'race' in an unnamed place

You can pick a neocontard by how they spell potatoe

neocontard by globalnetizen February 28, 2016

Neocinthus

Neocinthus

(noun)

Definition:
An abstract force or essence representing the merging of old spirit with new beginnings; the transformation of something or someone after deep change, weaving past experience into a radiant new form. It can describe people, objects, feelings, or moments that embody renewal, growth, and enduring beauty born from hardship.

Origin:
Formed from "Neo-" (new) and "-cinthus" (inspired by the hyacinth, symbol of profound emotion), Neocinthus stands as a tribute to resilience, memory, and transformation across all forms of existence.

Plural: Neocinthuses

Example Sentences:

"After everything he endured, he became a true Neocinthus — scarred but shining brighter than ever."

"The city rose like a Neocinthus, new towers twisting through the ruins of the past."

"Her laughter was a Neocinthus — a melody spun from broken memories and fierce hope."

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Quick guide on how you can use it: | Context | Example | |-----------------|----------------------------------------------------| | Talking about a person | "You are a Neocinthus — stronger, wiser, reborn." | | Talking about a feeling | "This bittersweet joy is pure Neocinthus." | | Talking about a thing | "This old book, repaired and beloved, is a Neocinthus." | | Talking about a place | "The garden is a Neocinthus after the storm." |

Neocinthus by Ezivv April 27, 2025