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British Slang: Punt

Punt [rʌnt]: To gamble. To bet. To take a risk. To speculate on the stock market. A bet, a wager. Examples: – I have a feeling QPR will beat Man U today. – At 14/1, it's worth a punt! – What do you th

Punt [rʌnt]:

To gamble.

To bet.

To take a risk.

To speculate on the stock market.

A bet, a wager.

Examples:

– I have a feeling QPR will beat Man U today.
– At 14/1, it's worth a punt!

– What do you think Shergar is coming in at Cheltenham?
– Not really, but I'll have a punt on that.

It's a punt you take.

Meaning from formal English:

A flat-bottomed boat.

To propel (a flat-bottomed boat) with a pole; to travel by flat-bottomed boat.

football To kick from the hand.

football A kick, a flying ball.

To play / A player (of cards) against the bank

A bet.

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