What does c-u-n-t mean?

Answer 1

Don't say it, not a nice word!!
AnswerOriginal Answer:

It is vulgar slang for the female genital organ, or used disparagingly as a term for a disagreeable person.

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"Or, another take on this question--

"BYE, 'C*NT'" was also a casual, VIETNAM ERA, closing acronym used frequently by cryptographic military communications operators and electronics technicians as an adolescently 'humorous' way of injecting their impulsive machismo and omnipresent sexual fantasies into the often irreverent flow of encrypted information exchanges continuously being securely transmitted between the Western world's "Comm Centers", all of which were electronically linked to one another as a network of strategically valuable field stations, intelligence gathering (spying) operations like the USS Pueblo (which became an international incident when it was boarded and seized off the coast of North Korea in January 1968), and Western military command and control centers spanning the globe.

This amazing communications system, at the time the most advanced and most expensive in the world, was used by presidents and premiers threatening or trying to avert nuclear Holocaust, ambassadors and spies gathering leverageable information on friends and foes alike in embassies around the world, field commanders at the war's front lines communicating directly with the Pentagon and NSA, and by thousands of bright, talented (if not yet entirely mature or socially sophisticated) young military technicians and operators who kept the system up and running. As the cutting edge of top secret communications technology at that time, cryptographic communications provided a means of rapidly sending secure (intentionally garbled and undecipherable/or unintelligible) voice and text information from one point to another across the globe, whether it originated or arrived on land, in the air, or at sea, and it predated, by about a decade or so, the development of integrated circuitry, microelectronics, the world wide web, and the instantaneous internet access we've all come to depend on and take for granted today.

In the 45 years or so since that time, we've learned a great deal more about electronics, intelligence gathering, and communications, as well as a great deal more about social issues like sexism, gender equality, interpersonal differences, and the undeniable need for understanding, sensitivity, mutual respect, and cooperation among all types of people and cultures in this ever more complex, vulnerable, and interdependent world we share. The daily chaos, confusion, and misunderstandings we naturally live with will continue to intensify, just as will our opportunities and capacity to learn and understand and contend with it all.

We human beings, and the world we inhabit, are constantly growing and evolving and, at some point, it may become commonly understood that to use a crass reference to the very portal through which all that we know and love as 'human life' emerges is not just ignorant, but self-hating as well.

And still, for now, out there in some isolated corner of the world, I'm pretty sure you can probably find at least one lonely, not quite mature young soldier, locked securely in his top secret comm center, typing away madly on his multi-billion dollar top secret key board to some other young fellow, somewhere else in the world, no more sexually or socially informed than himself, "Bye, C*NT", which means, despite its always provocative and vulgar appearance: "Bye, See You Next Time."

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