What is Bunty?

A horrible piece of shit. Ratchet, filthy. Can be used as Noun or Adjective.

Some douchey lawyer cheated on his wife, the chick, pregnant and is probably going though a divorce, so he moves into a bunty house and hides all his assets while the side chick as the kid.

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Bunty - what is it?

1. A disgusting, smelly, obese, unhygenic or generally revolting person.
2. A person who is rude, stubborn, selfish and hypocritical.

A mostly English term, this takes its name not from the classic comic for girls, The Bunty, but from Bunty Stent, a famous collector of antique ice lolly/popsicle wrappers. She appeared on a short lived television show during the 70's, and was famous for her disgusting facial features-one eye lower than the other, unkempt hair and a hooked nose. She was also very stubborn to the presenters of several chatshows when she was interviewed about her hobby in the 90's. Bunty died in 2002 of a coronary heart disease, and her name recently started to be used as an insult.

Nowadays, some Britons hearing "You bunty!" will automatically have the same reaction as the words "minger" and "pikey", also common UK terms. Most of the country go all starry eyed and muse "Ooh, Bunty Stent! I remember her, she was on telly with her lollies..." The term is most common in the West Country of Britain, i.e. Devon and Somerset. This is the first time the word has been documented on the web...

Have you seen Wagner on X-Factor? That bunty doesn't deserve to win!

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What does "Bunty" mean?

To excel at excellence.

You are making bunty progress

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Bunty - what does it mean?

A sexualized term to describe a man’s posterior and inner anal glands, specifically used to describe it as an orifice for anal sex.

My bunty is wet with excitement for tonight’s date.

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Bunty - meaning

Nickname given to a male. A masculine beautiful man of great talents and beauty. Often very attractive and a great personality. The ultimate man is one nicknamed ‘Bunty’