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Definition of hun
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of hun is as below...
Hun (n.) One of a
warlike
nomadic
people
of
Northern
Asia who, in the 5th
century,
under
Atilla,
invaded
and
conquered
a great part of
Europe..
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Hunch
::
Hunch (v. t.) To push or
jostle
with the
elbow;
to push or
thrust
suddenly.
Hundreder
::
Hundreder
(n.) An
inhabitant
or
freeholder
of a
hundred.
Shunning
::
Shunning
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Shu.
Predatory
::
Predatory
(a.)
Hungry;
ravenous;
as,
predatory
spirits..
Phaethon
::
Phaethon
(n.) The son of
Helios
(Phoebus),
that is, the son of
light,
or of the sun. He is
fabled
to have
obtained
permission
to drive the
chariot
of the sun, in doing which his want of skill would have set the world on fire, had he not been
struck
with a
thunderbolt
by
Jupiter,
and
hurled
headlong
into the river Po..
Siphon
::
Siphon
(n.) The
siphuncle
of a
cephalopod
shell.
Thundering
::
Thundering
(a.) Very
great;
-- often
adverbially.
Psalter
::
Psalter
(n.) A
rosary,
consisting
of a
hundred
and fifty
beads,
corresponding
to the
number
of the
psalms..
Thunderfish
::
Thunderfish
(n.) A large
European
loach
(Misgurnus
fossilis).
Vampire
::
Vampire
(n.) A
blood-sucking
ghost;
a soul of a dead
person
superstitiously
believed
to come from the grave and
wander
about by night
sucking
the blood of
persons
asleep,
thus
causing
their
death.
This
superstition
is now
prevalent
in parts of
Eastern
Europe,
and was
especially
current
in
Hungary
about the year
1730..
Pfennig
::
Pfennig
(n.) A small
copper
coin of
Germany.
It is the
hundredth
part of a mark, or about a
quarter
of a cent in
United
States
currency..
Pig-sticking
::
Pig-sticking
(n.) Boar
hunting;
-- so
called
by
Anglo-Indians.
Huntress
::
Huntress
(n.) A woman who hunts or
follows
the
chase;
as, the
huntress
Diana..
Percentage
::
Percentage
(n.) A
certain
rate per cent; the
allowance,
duty, rate of
interest,
discount,
or
commission,
on a
hundred..
Austro-hungarian
::
Austro-Hungarian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
monarchy
composed
of
Austria
and
Hungary.
Lathe
::
Lathe (n.)
Formerly,
a part or
division
of a
county
among the
Anglo-Saxons.
At
present
it
consists
of four or five
hundreds,
and is
confined
to the
county
of
Kent..
Tercentenary
::
Tercentenary
(n.) The three
hundredth
anniversary
of any
event;
also, a
celebration
of such an
anniversary..
Thunderstrike
::
Thunderstrike
(v. t.) To
strike,
blast,
or
injure
by, or as by,
lightning..
Pepper
::
Pepper
(n.) The plant which
yields
pepper,
an East
Indian
woody
climber
(Piper
nigrum),
with ovate
leaves
and
apetalous
flowers
in
spikes
opposite
the
leaves.
The
berries
are red when ripe. Also, by
extension,
any one of the
several
hundred
species
of the genus
Piper,
widely
dispersed
throughout
the
tropical
and
subtropical
regions
of the
earth..
Greencloth
::
Greencloth
(n.) A board or court of
justice
formerly
held in the
counting
house of the
British
sovereign's
household,
composed
of the lord
steward
and his
officers,
and
having
cognizance
of
matters
of
justice
in the
household,
with power to
correct
offenders
and keep the peace
within
the verge of the
palace,
which
extends
two
hundred
yards
beyond
the
gates..
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