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Unts

The universal correct spelling of the "Party Boy" sound.

Commonly used to describe the sound in a text message to avoid confusion and questions.

"unts.. unts.. unts.. unts.. unts.. unts. whoot.. whoot.. unts.. unts.."

by Hitman 4-7 (nhoffer) April 16, 2009

130๐Ÿ‘ 57๐Ÿ‘Ž


unt

this is a less ofensive way of calling some one a cunt

shut up u chav unt,
*Chav runs off*

by devious devil March 24, 2006

32๐Ÿ‘ 29๐Ÿ‘Ž


unts

The sound one makes when air humping something.

"Unts unts," said James as he made humping motions at the chair.

by asdfghjklCHRISTY May 19, 2008

28๐Ÿ‘ 44๐Ÿ‘Ž


unt

A way to make a normal mug have a terrible joke for those with a dirty enough mind to see it

Man 1: The mug says "unt" I dont get it.
Man 2: Boi! it says CUNT. You have such an innocent mind.

by sgrimes2000 January 8, 2017

3๐Ÿ‘ 3๐Ÿ‘Ž


unts

the onomatopeia of a fat person eating
ie Homer simpson

When a fat person eats food "unts, unts, unts!"

by s March 24, 2005

27๐Ÿ‘ 68๐Ÿ‘Ž


UNT

This is an excuse used to get out of anything work related in North Texas.

1.
(Taking the call in at work from an employee named Mike)

Receptionist: Hello, Thanks for calling Initech, how may I direct your call.

Mike: Hey this is Mike, I won't be coming in today because I'll be out at UNT on an install. Could you put the word out that I'm at UNT?

Receptionist: (rolling her eyes) Yes, I'll tell everyone at work that you're out at UNT for the day. (hangs up).

2. Email from receptionist: Mike just called, he'll be in around noun. Out at UNT, troubleshooting some equipment.

by Luther Slick August 20, 2008

9๐Ÿ‘ 25๐Ÿ‘Ž


UNT

This is an excuse used to get out of anything work related in North Texas.

1.
(Taking the call in at work from an employee named Mike)

Receptionist: Hello, Thanks for calling Initech, how may I direct your call.

Mike: Hey this is Mike, I won't be coming in today because I'll be out at UNT on an install. Could you put the word out that I'm at UNT?

Receptionist: (rolling her eyes) Yes, I'll tell everyone at work that you're out at UNT for the day. (hangs up).

2. Email from receptionist: Mike just called, he'll be in around noon. Out at UNT, troubleshooting some equipment.

by Luther Slick August 20, 2008

8๐Ÿ‘ 22๐Ÿ‘Ž