what is the meaning of "trunt"?

[hel...@i'm.cold.and.lost.in.a.big.hole.at.the.bottom.of.the.garden]

what is the meaning of the word "trunt"?

please help me

[tr...@england.com]

helpme@i'm.cold.and.lost.in.a.big.hole.at.the.bottom.of.the.garden
wrote:

> what is the meaning of the word "trunt"?
>
> please help me

"Trunt"? Why, it's just a nice, neat, general-purpose
verb/adjective/noun.

Examples:

"I caught my wife trunting with the vicar last night!!"

"Do you like the way Giles trunts?"

"Wow! Get a load of the trunt over there!"

"Trunting hell! What the trunt is going on here??"

and the classic:

"Are you coming to the Truntfest this year?"

Well .. are you?

Regards,

Oliver Wanke
tr...@england.com

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[Mr. Pringles]

tr...@england.com claimed:

> "Trunt"? Why, it's just a nice, neat, general-purpose
> verb/adjective/noun.

Don't be ridiculous! I looked it up in the OED and it is actually
just a verb describing homosexual, anal activity.

> "Are you coming to the Truntfest this year?"

^^^^^^^^^
I hate to think about what'll be going on there. Festival of
buggery? Oh dear ..

> Oliver Wanke

*snigger*

[tr...@england.com]

Mr. Pringles <mr_fwd_...@hotmail.com> wrote:

> > "Trunt"? Why, it's just a nice, neat, general-purpose
> > verb/adjective/noun.
> Don't be ridiculous! I looked it up in the OED and it is actually
> just a verb describing homosexual, anal activity.

What are you talking about? It doesn't even exist in the dictionary,
for the simple reason that it could represent _any_ word.

> > "Are you coming to the Truntfest this year?"
> ^^^^^^^^^
> I hate to think about what'll be going on there. Festival of
> buggery? Oh dear ..

Each to their own. If that's what you want to do if you go there, I'm
not going to stop you.

> > Oliver Wanke
>
> *snigger*

I beg your pardon, sir?

[Stephen Powell]

This whole thread is so ludicrous I'm not even going to bother replying.

Eggz

[tr...@england.com]

"Stephen Powell" <stephen...@stud.man.ac.uk> wrote:

> This whole thread is so ludicrous I'm not even going to bother replying.

And neither am I.

Oh.

Oliver Wanke
tr...@england.com

[rhondab...@gmail.com]

On Monday, May 17, 1999 at 3:00:00 AM UTC-4, hel...@i'm.cold.and.lost.in.a.big.hole.at.the.bottom.of.the.garden wrote:
> what is the meaning of the word "trunt"?
>
> please help me

Well I don't really know the meaning of the word trunt.

[paul.b...@gmail.com]

On Monday, 17 May 1999 17:00:00 UTC+10, hel...@i'm.cold.and.lost.in.a.big.hole.at.the.bottom.of.the.garden wrote:
> what is the meaning of the word "trunt"?
>
> please help me

i thought it was the logical portmanteau of Trump/ cunt