noun
Street Slang
Cunch
· noun · uk-drill
Out-of-town spot where city dealers go to push drugs.
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Definitions
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Short for 'country.' The out-of-town town or village where a city crew sets up shop to sell drugs — the receiving end of a county lines operation. UK drillers say they're 'going cunch' when they're leaving London to trap in a smaller town where the prices are higher and the competition is thinner.
“He's been gone three weeks — cunch trip, ain't pickin' up.”
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Cunch In A Sentence
He's been gone three weeks — cunch trip, ain't pickin' up.
Origin & Usage
UK county lines drug-dealing slang; clipping of 'country.' Popularised in UK drill and road rap from the mid-2010s.
People Also Ask
What does Cunch mean?
Cunch is an out-of-town spot where city drug dealers travel to sell their product.
How do you use Cunch in a sentence?
"They sent him down to the Cunch to run the line."
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