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British slang for Germans, especially during WWI, to imply their "barbarian" nature.

AKA Fritz, Gerry, Krauts, or Square-heads

It's especially funny given that the actual historical tribe known as Huns weren't Germanic at all.

The Hun is feeling snug behind his barbed-wire, but the Tommies will root him out soon.

i usually use it when i really care about that person . it means honey. its just honey. so yeah

" okay bye hun hun"

The stereotypical laugh of a French man.

Englishman during the start of the 100 years' war: "we're going to invade you now... we have a claim to your throne"
Frenchman during the end of the 100 years' war: "hun hun hun hun.. I don't think so."
Englishman during the end of the 100 years' war: "tf, what"

Hundred Dollar Bills

"hunneds, hunneds...hunneds, hunneds."

"throwin hunneds."

word that South African gents use when referring to a girl they find pretty or their girlfriend

boy 1: dude i saw this other hun today
boy 2: don't you have have a hun though

short for honey, an endearing term

Hey hun, i missed you!

A friendly way to call someone. Doesn't have to be specifically romantic in nature, just a caring, kind way of calling someone.

Hey hun, how are you doing?
Congrats on that new job, hun!