Term Gallery logo
Interface language
English Spanish Catalan Portuguese

Meanings of punter in English

Someone who bets.

bettorbetterwagerer
Usage of punter in English
1
These included an occasion when the punter immediately restaked his seven-figure winnings.
The Guardian
2
I'm not much of a punter, I just really enjoy the sport.
The Guardian
3
Then a young female punter leans over and spits in the bin.
News.com.au
4
TO YOUR average punter, much of Bitcoin remains somewhat of a mystery.
News.com.au
5
Long, the Chargers punter, was filling in for injured kicker Michael Badgley.
Reuters
6
So why should this be of interest to the ordinary decent punter?
The Irish Times
7
But punter Thomas Morstead backed up the Lions at their 1-yard line.
Reuters
8
Her mate had just left, got into a punter's car and disappeared.
Career of Evil
9
From the punter's point of view, things are looking decidedly digital.
The Irish Times
10
Is this a new way of gauging punter appeal for shows?
The Irish Times
11
Regular punter Dave Zastudil injured his groin in practice late in the week.
Reuters
12
From the punter's point of view, at least, it looks like a winner.
The Irish Times
13
Michael Dickson is the best punter in the NFL so far this preseason.
News.com.au
14
It forced the punter to cash out and look to reinvest his money.
News.com.au
15
Every punter knows that an each-way bet is always the safest.
News.com.au
16
That's according to leading ratings expert and professional punter Daniel O'Sullivan.
News.com.au
About this term
Punter through the time
More collocations
Punter across language varieties
Australia
Common
Ireland
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare
More variants