Punter
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Also a customer in a shop/establishment.
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One who visits brothels.
However in polite company, one who bets (on horce races), or visits your retail establishment.
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Someone who is ill-informed and liable to be taken advantage of. A [sucker] who lacks inside knowlege or [savvy].
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The guy who has all the gear and talks like he nails shit, but actually sucks. You may see the punters in the lodge talking about how [sick] their day was while sippin their lattes and waiting for their SUVs to warm up.
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One who innovates and attracts followers, normally by unusual means - an example of which could be barking or creating phrases. Usually a very sexual being who likes to be touched.
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(In the world of professional skiing, ski racing, selected freestyle skiers, upper-level alpine skiing, those skiers in the know)
A lower-class skier. A skier that cannot ski a blue or black ski run. A certain breed of skier frowned upon by other skiers that know what they are doing. Often wears the punter uniform consisting of a jacket from the 60s, jeans tucked into ski boots, a baseball cap and sunglasses or a neckwarmer worn as a hat. If this describes you, go away.
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A program to flood peoples AIM or other Instant Messaging accounts. [Flooding] a persons account will deliberatly cause an error in the persons account, therefore causing that program to crash.
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Punter in American Football. The player who makes punts for his team.
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Noun; 1 - Reference to a American Football Player. 2 - Someone who ‘[punts]’ their [workload], questions, etc. to their peers in a way that typically lacks basic manners. Behaves in a way that is rude, too confident, and/or is conceited; or behaves in a way that shows that they think they are very intelligent, [skillful], or attractive and above the rest of the team.
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The male genitalia. ie a penis, a knob, a dick, a willy, a [meat and two veg], a the long danlgy bit above yer [baws] and [a wally].
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A player who punts.
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