punter

[ˈpʌntər]

punter Definition

  • 1a person who gambles, especially habitually or recklessly
  • 2a person who visits a prostitute

Using punter: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "punter" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    He was a regular punter at the local casino.

  • Example

    The police arrested several punters in the red-light district.

  • Example

    She worked as a prostitute and had many punters throughout the night.

punter Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for punter

Phrases with punter

  • punter's bet

    a risky bet with high potential payout

    Example

    He placed a punter's bet on the underdog team to win the championship.

  • punter's chance

    a slim chance of success or winning

    Example

    The team has a punter's chance of making it to the playoffs if they win their next three games.

  • punter's remorse

    the feeling of regret or guilt after losing a large amount of money from gambling

    Example

    He experienced punter's remorse after losing his entire savings at the casino.

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Summary: punter in Brief

'Punter' [ˈpʌntər] is a noun that refers to a person who gambles frequently or recklessly, or a person who visits a prostitute. It is often used in phrases like 'punter's bet,' which describes a risky bet with high potential payout, and 'punter's remorse,' which refers to the feeling of regret or guilt after losing a large amount of money from gambling.