| I must have been playing well against the Universities because I got a dunt. |
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| The St Mirren player received a retaliatory dunt, causing him to collapse in real or feigned agony. |
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| It gives you a wee dunt to miss out, but you just have to pick yourself up and go out and play as well as you can. |
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| The run of games I've had recently is edging me ever closer to being as strong as I was before but I have to accept that the knee can give me a dunt here and there. |
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| The computer says I've spelt it wrong and it dunt like Yorkshire dialect either. |
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| He took a dunt against Rangers and had been feeling it in his neck but he's still there. |
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| Sciaf will soon announce another double dunt, as their Wee Box appeal in February is now twice as big. |
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| Life in the small town of Dunt, Australia, is all that identical twins Daniel and his 90-per-cent-deaf brother Nathan know. |
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| Sharp-shooting David Hayes fired Prestatyn into the lead on 34 minutes with a well-executed shot but John Leah finally beat Dunt with a late equaliser. |
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