What does CUNT mean?
CUNT means See You Next Time -or- Can't Understand Newest Text
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Internet Slang, Chat Texting & Subculture category.
What is the abbreviation for See You Next Time -or- Can't Understand Newest Text?
See You Next Time -or- Can't Understand Newest Text can be abbreviated as CUNT
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What does CUNT stand for? CUNT stands for "See You Next Time -or- Can't Understand Newest Text". |
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How to abbreviate "See You Next Time -or- Can't Understand Newest Text"? "See You Next Time -or- Can't Understand Newest Text" can be abbreviated as CUNT. |
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What is the meaning of CUNT abbreviation? The meaning of CUNT abbreviation is "See You Next Time -or- Can't Understand Newest Text". |
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What is CUNT abbreviation? One of the definitions of CUNT is "See You Next Time -or- Can't Understand Newest Text". |
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What does CUNT mean? CUNT as abbreviation means "See You Next Time -or- Can't Understand Newest Text". |
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What is shorthand of See You Next Time -or- Can't Understand Newest Text? The most common shorthand of "See You Next Time -or- Can't Understand Newest Text" is CUNT. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- C YA L8R - See You Later
- CUL8ER - See You Later
- CUL8R - See You Later
- CUL8RM8 - See You Later, Mate
- CUL8TER - See You Later
- CUL8TR - See You Later
- CULTR - See You Later
- CYOTOE - See You On The Other End
- SYNT - See You Next Time
- SYNW - See You Next Wednesday
- SYNY - See You Next Year
- YANETUT - You Are Not Expected to Understand This
- CUNW - See You Next Week
- CUCME - See You See Me
- SYNS - See You Next Summer
- SUNY - See You Next Year
- SUNS - See You Next Semester
- cyntott - see you next time on Tech Today
- SYWISY - See You When I See You
- TARDIS - Time And Relative Dimensions In Space. Dr Who's company car, so to speak. I can confirm that it is 'Dimensions' not 'Dimension'. This begs the follow-up question as to whether the Dimensions are relative to each other or to time, or to both, or to somethi