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Four letter word for a woman that ends in a -unt.

a

Stupid 3 character limit

aunt

Starts with an F and ends in a UCK! It's pretty obvious.

aunt

winner.

Starts with an F and ends in a UCK! It's pretty obvious.

Firetruck.

I get laid in an alley, and everyone sticks there fingers in me. What am I?

Firetruck.

That's not four letters anymore, unless 2+2=5, of course.

That's not four letters anymore, unless 2+2=5, of course.

Never said anything about four letters

Nobody said 4 letters, what sometimes drips and likes to be blown?

I get laid in an alley, and everyone sticks there fingers in me. What am I?

An emptied out 55 gallon drum that someone built a fire in.

I get laid in an alley, and everyone sticks there fingers in me. What am I?

A bowling ball.

I would also like to point out that I won the aunt question.

I would have said prostitute but that and bowling ball work too.

what sometimes drips and likes to be blown?

Melted glass.

Or a Candle.

Nobody said 4 letters, what sometimes drips and likes to be blown?

Il Ruffino

I would have said prostitute but that and bowling ball work too.

Bowling ball wasn't original enough.

Il Ruffino

Nice...

I handle hairy balls and jump for them all day long. It starts with love but that doesnt last what am i?

I get laid in an alley, and everyone sticks there fingers in me. What am I?

there ...

Main Entry: there
Pronunciation: \ˈther\
Function: adverb
Etymology: Middle English, from Old English thǣr; akin to Old High German dār there, Old English thæt that
Date: before 12th century
1 : in or at that place <stand over there> —often used interjectionally
2 : to or into that place : thither <went there after church>
3 : at that point or stage <stop right there before you say something you'll regret>
4 : in that matter, respect, or relation <there is where I disagree with you>
5 —used interjectionally to express satisfaction, approval, encouragement or sympathy, or defiance <there, it's finished>

there
Pronunciation: \ˈther, 1 is also thər\
Function: pronoun
Date: before 12th century
1 —used as a function word to introduce a sentence or clause <there shall come a time>
2 —used as an indefinite substitute for a name <hi there>

Main Entry: there
Pronunciation: \same as 1\
Function: noun
Date: 1588
1 : that place or position <there is no here and no there…in pure space — James Ward>
2 : that point <you take it from there>

Main Entry: there
Pronunciation: \same as 1\
Function: adjective
Date: 1590
1—used for emphasis especially after a demonstrative pronoun or a noun modified by a demonstrative adjective <those men there can tell you>
2nonstandard —used for emphasis after a demonstrative adjective but before the noun modified <I bet I cussed that there blamed mule five hundred times — Elizabeth M. Roberts>
3: capable of being relied on for support or aid <she is always there for him>
4: fully conscious, rational, or aware <not all there>


So, "there" meaning "in the alley", or "there" meaning "in you"?

Of course, "there" cannot be an error for "their" because "everyone sticks" clearly implies a singular subject, while "their" would be referred to a plural subject.

Never said anything about four letters

See OP.

Dirty Minds

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Four letter word for a woman that ends in a -unt.

I handle hairy balls and jump for them all day long. It starts with love but that doesnt last what am i?

I'm going with a midget prostitute...

..so still Il Ruffino.

Grammer natzee

See OP.

That was the first one...

I handle hairy balls and jump for them all day long.

A basketball player with a penchant for pelouche balls.

Grammer natzee

Grammar nazi. Yes, I am, indeed.

what sometimes drips and likes to be blown?

I retract me previous two statements to say: Bubbles

I handle hairy balls and jump for them all day long. It starts with love but that doesnt last what am i?

A Furby tester?

Grammer natzeeHe's Italian. The correct term is "Grammar Fascist". =P

I handle hairy balls and jump for them all day long. It starts with love but that doesnt last what am i?

Princess Leia with a Wookie Fetish.

I retract me previous two statements to say: Bubbles

Michael Jackson should never have been allowed to buy that poor chimpanzee.

Actually the answer is Pat Buchanan.

He's Italian. The correct term is "Grammar Fascist". =P

That's right.
So I am the grammar fascist: you can be the grammar nazi. Now we've got to find a japanese grammar imperialist...

USA for liberating grammar?

Grammar Pope?

USA for liberating grammar?

Too late. This time, Britain will side with the Grammar Axis.

Aha, but Grammar Communists launch pre-emptive strike into poland!

Heil Spellcheck!

Actually the answer is Pat Buchanan.

The answer to which one?

Hairy balls.

Grammar nazi. Yes, I am, indeed.

Shouldn't that be Grammar Nazi? Seeing as Nazi is a pronoun, and all.

*Applauds willful pedantry*

Aha, but Grammar Communists launch pre-emptive strike into poland!
In Communist History, Poland pre-emptively strikes YOU!!!

Forum 7 will strike, and strike soon. MWAHAHA!

Zepland has issues with that strike, No Names.

Too late. This time, Britain will side with the Grammar Axis.

Indeed, my British Union of Grammar Fascists are putting on their shirts.

Zepland has issues with that strike, No Names.
What? And don't call me that.

What? And don't call me that.

I apologise? Adunabar? What do you prefer?

Adunabar?

This. Anyway, what's Zepland?

This. Anyway, what's Zepland?
Sounds like a film involving balloon-based pirates.

Sounds like a film involving balloon-based pirates.

I don't really know. I suspect it's an NSG mini-meme. I've been noticing it around. Usually involves Zenu and Scientologists. And Zepland PWNing them.

*sigh*

I don't really know. I suspect it's an NSG mini-meme. I've been noticing it around. Usually involves Zenu and Scientologists. And Zepland PWNing them.

*sigh*

What? I've never some across this.

How about a feminine deodorant spray called "Sprunt"? You'd never forget the name, would ya?

Heil Spellcheck!DJ Adolf! (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C224ZpYOgso&feature=related)

hunt

hunt

how does that have to do with a woman?

That's right.
So I am the grammar fascist: you can be the grammar nazi. Now we've got to find a japanese grammar imperialist...

Dibs on grammar comrade.

how does that have to do with a woman?

Acresses Helen and Linda.

Both are surnamed "Hunt".