cunning stunt
cunning stunt noun: spoonerism of stunning cunt; used to refer to an extremely objectionable person without being explicit.
Noun
cunning stunt (plural cunning stunts)
- Spoonerism of stunning cunt; used to refer to an extremely objectionable person without being explicit.
- He was a cunning stunt wasn’t he? Apologies for my being a cunning stunt as well... So glad you liked it.2016 March 10, Ben Beaumont-Thomas, quoting Laurence Fox, “Actor Laurence Fox rants at heckler who 'ruined play for everybody'”, in The Guardian, archived from the original on 26 Jan 2019
- Are they running scared from old Binny, or do they think that Nigel's running a cunning stunt? And I pronounced that carefully at 8.55 in the morning.2026 July 8, Lee Grimsditch, quoting Count Binface, “Count Binface speaks out as he becomes Nigel Farage's sole Clacton by-election challenger”, in Manchester Evening News
Forms of cunning stunt
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Questions about cunning stunt
- What does cunning stunt mean?
- Cunning stunt means spoonerism of stunning cunt; used to refer to an extremely objectionable person without being explicit.
- What part of speech is cunning stunt?
- Cunning stunt is a noun.
- What is the plural of cunning stunt?
- The plural of cunning stunt is cunning stunts.
Words near cunning stunt in the dictionary
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