Cunty
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adj. used to describe a persons mood especially when they are acting like a bitch on the rag.
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A word generally associated and used in gay society. It means an overwhelming feeling of self-conceit or cockiness.
Associated with many feelings, usually of being a bitch, cocky, conceited, arrogant, obnoxious and the list goes on. -
Nasty, bitchy, in the manner of a cunt.
A sneaky but less offensive way of calling someone a cunt. -
The female version of cocky.
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adj. When a girl acts like a total bitch 95% of the time.
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Like a cunt.
Adjective, used to describe a dude displaying woman-like characteristics. -
An Anglo-Saxon term of extreme approval
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a description of the actions of someone acting like/possessing the characteristics of, a cunt.more mild then the term cunt.
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[cunt-ee] –adjective pertaining to or characterized by being a cunt.
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[cunt-ee] –adjective pertaining to or characterized by being a cunt.
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Very unpleasant, disagreeable, or annoying.
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The act of [being a cunt], [yet] still being [like-able].
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To behave in a way that reflects the cunt. However the word cunt has been miscatagorized to represent the vulgar, this is inconceivable considering the object of representation is rooted in that which is sacred and full of [enchantment]. Therefore we must denote the source from which the word cunt derives, having been first recorded in the early [1200s] as the name of a street in Oxford, England called Gropecuntlane, a reference to areas centered around prostitution, a form of occupation also misassociated with the vulgar and treated with contempt. To behave cunty is therefore, to behave in a way that reflects a survivor, someone who has had to develop a [thick skin], resilience, the warrior who is mistaken for the witch threatening patriarchal [hegemony] and the divinity of phallogocentrism.
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Adj. Describing someone or something that either directly opposes or cannot [adhere] to common [acceptable] [social cues]. Commonly referring to a douchebag.
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