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Bunter

Definition:

Bunter is a term with various meanings depending on the context. It can be used as a noun, adjective, or verb, and has both popular and local usages.

Noun

Sense 1:

In popular usage, bunter refers to a lively or cheerful person.

Example sentence: Rebecca is a true bunter, always bringing enthusiasm and joy to the team.

Sense 2:

In local usage, particularly in British schools, bunter refers to a small, round cake.

Example sentence: Afternoon tea is incomplete without having a delicious bunter to go along with it.

Adjective

Sense 1:

As an adjective in popular language, bunter describes something colorful, vibrant, or exuberant.

Example sentence: The parade featured bunter floats, dancers, and musicians.

Sense 2:

In local language, bunter as an adjective refers to something or someone from the Bunter region of England.

Example sentence: Alex visited the Bunter countryside and fell in love with its picturesque landscapes.

Verb

Sense 1:

When used as a verb in popular language, bunter means to hit, strike, or throw something forcefully or energetically.

Example sentence: The baseball player bunter the ball to quickly reach first base.

Sense 2:

In regional lingo, bunter as a verb refers to playfully teasing or joking with someone.

Example sentence: The siblings enjoyed buntering each other during the family gathering.

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