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British Slang: Punter

Punter ['rʌntə]: Client, visitor. Regular customer/visitor. Gambler. Victim of fraud. Examples: No punters, no business. See what those punters want while i attend to this lady. The Whore House is ful

Punter ['rʌntə]:

Client, visitor.

Regular customer/visitor.

Gambler.

Victim of fraud.

Examples:

No punters, no business.

See what those punters want while i attend to this lady.

The Whore House is full of whores and punters.

Meaning from formal English:

(Professional) gambler.

Stock market speculator.

A person who bets money on horses.

A person who operates a flat-bottomed boat.

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