Huguenot

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Pronounced Huge-a-not. An excessively large individual... Larger than a Bingham. Urban Dictionary

A member of the Protestant Church in France ca 1500-1700s. They were inspired by the writings of John Calvin (Hugh-gen-knots) Urban Dictionary

Tits Urban Dictionary

Huguenot is a neighborhood in the middle of Staten island where all the Tottenville high school and is7 students go to skip their first and second periods or to drink, smoke, blast drill music and "get sturdy" while telling the local cops and crossing guards to go fuck themselves all before 8:30 in the morning, the traffic from 8-9 in the morning while the middle aged crack women of SI drop off their kids either horribly early or horrendously late also makes trying to get to work a chore and likely will ruin your whole day. Not to mention the fact that the only deli to get any fucking food charges you $6.50 for a bacon egg n cheese and that's before the drink (probably Arizona) so it looks like you'll be getting a greasy croissant from dunkin for breakfast every morning. The amount of fog in the train stations waiting room from the wannabe gangsters morning backwoods' means your likely to get absolutely nose fucked while waiting for your everyday 8:30 train Urban Dictionary

The secret rulers of the world Urban Dictionary

Another yacht club on the long island sound, lots of rich people from pelham manor go here, to store their fancy yacht. Neighboring the new york athletic club. Founded in the 1800s. The sailors are world class, another example of rich yacht clubs on the sound like larchmont yacht club. THEY OWNED AN ISLAND! AN ISLAND! Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to huguenot:
huguenot, hugenot, huguenots, huguenin, huguet.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word huguenot:
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Words that rhyme with huguenot:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe huguenot:
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Nouns that are often described by the adjective huguenot:
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Words that sound like huguenot:
huguenot, huguenots, hugest, wagonette, humanoid, whatnot, huon, huot, haganah, humate, human heart.