huss
/ˈhʌs/
huss noun: a dogfish. Also the alternative form of husstuss.
Noun
huss (plural husses)
- A dogfish.
Verb
huss (third-person singular simple present husses, present participle hussing, simple past and past participle hussed)
- To flee.
- I immediately hussed as soon as my neighbour’s pitbull jumped over the fence.
Also used as
huss is also the alternative form of husstuss.
Forms of huss
| Noun | |
|---|---|
| plural | husses |
| Verb | |
| third-person singular present | husses |
| present participle | hussing |
| past participle | hussed |
| past | hussed |
Origin of huss
Unknown; originally (15th-16th century) also spelled husk.
Abbreviation of husstuss.
Questions about huss
- What does huss mean?
- Huss means a dogfish.
- What part of speech is huss?
- Huss can be a noun or a verb.
- How do you pronounce huss?
- Huss is pronounced /ˈhʌs/.
- What is the plural of huss?
- The plural of huss is husses.
Words near huss in the dictionary
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