Wiktionary
Etymology 1 n. (context Rhodesia slang originally military pejorative offensive ethnic slur English) A black person, usually a man. Etymology 2
vb. (context Australia slang English) To vomit (usually while drunk). Etymology 3
n. (context slang English) mangina
Wikipedia
- A family name Munt:
- Janice Munt (born 1955), Australian politician
- Natalie Munt (born 1977), British badminton player
- Sally Rowena Munt, British feminist and academic
- Tessa Munt, British politician
- Alice Munt and William Munt, two of the Colchester Martyrs
- Arenys de Munt, a municipality in Catalonia, Spain
- A Zimbabwean ethnic slur for black people
Usage examples of "munt".
Academician Munt, however, was regarding his research assistant with an intense stare, behind which a number of emotions seemed to be competing for dominance.
Ulwy Munt had established his research premises on a rocky plain some distance from Five City.
Indeed, I sensed that Munt had not warmed to me and deduced that he had not enjoyed having his research assistant identified as a notorious fraudster in front of his colleagues.
After several minutes of giving polite attention I realized that I had opened a tap behind which stood a full ocean of information, each datum more abstruse than the last, and that Ulwy Munt was not inclined to hinder its flow.
I quoted, and saw that either Ulwy Munt was unused to contradiction or that he encountered it so frequently that it occasioned a sharp response.
Galvadon had stood by during my conversation with Munt, not denying the obvious import of my questions to the scholar.
They appeared to be made of the same materials as the ancient items Munt had shown me in his workroom.
Moreover, it was obvious even before Ulwy Munt made a trial that they fitted tightly into slots and grooves on the inside of the curved piece that Galvadon had secured today.
Still, before my unmasking of Mitric Galvadon as a villainous shamshifter, Munt had looked fair to become the next Dean.
I went first to the building where Munt kept his workroom and found it in disarray.
I found it still in the hand of Ulwy Munt who sat not far away, leaning against an inclined stone, mumbling something to himself.
I speculated that, prior to my arrival for the final demonstration, Galvadon had felt the latest object on the Thim shelf or altar or whatever it was, and reported to Munt on its shape and attributes.
He walked her straight down the Nieuwe Spiegel Staat to the Munt Plein and the Munt tower with its clock and bells, and then into Kalverstraat.
Rijksmuseum but turned off towards the Munt Plein and presently found herself in Kalverstraat.
Faint sounds of drawers opening and closing came from the bedroom door that Sandra Munter left ajar.