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cyberpunter en · NOUN

Etymology

From cyber- + punter.

Meanings

1. A punter in cyberspace or on the Internet.
   • But what government giveth, technology may be taking away. Competition is arriving via the Internet, where cyberpunters can bet on everything from blackjack to the Liechtenstein lottery. 1996, Far Eastern Economic Review, page 51:
   • Jonah Lomu was soon one of the featured individual names heading up the adidas Web site: "designers and developers take my input and feedback seriously when developing rugby footwear", he tells the cyberpunters. 2005, Michael L. Silk, David L. Andrews, Cheryl L. Cole, Sport and corporate nationalisms, page 37:

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