Huns [noun]

But as year after year rolled away, Uncle Gambo would still say, "I'se a hun'erd and ten yeah ole."

You will see the permanently crippled and those that wait for death, a slow and lingering death from the Hun's poisonous gases.

The Red Cross floated over the building, but that emblem of mercy made no difference to the Hun.

The neighbors coming in to see the strange discovery, tore one of the pieces to atoms, in the true Hun and Vandal style.

In Germany hunne means giant, and the term “Hun,” meant radically anyone formidable or gigantic.

That was a nicht that has never been forgotten in Ba'weary, the nicht o' the seeventeenth of August, seventeen hun'er' an' twal'.

It is a job to stop the Hun, But—it's a job that must be done!

In the meantime a motor-car had gone swiftly in the direction of the fallen Hun machine.

Its father was a Great Dane, and its mother a pug, but considering it is a 'Hun' it is not half bad, and is a great favourite.

The British artillery, half a mile away, were pouring lead into the Hun lines.