Hun

[Adrian]

What does "hun" mean? At first, I only heard it around the ladies of the night, so I wondered if it was a tongue-in-cheek way of saying "john", or "trick". But lately, I wonder if it means "I've decided you're safe enough", or something similar. What do you take it to mean / what do you mean by it (if you use it)?

 

[JohnnyPunter]

It's just short for honey isn't it? It something an old boomer house wife would call her husband. It's a little old fashioned and to be honest I can't stand it. It reminds me of Ed Bundy and the Married with Children show. There's nothing quite like the irritation of some jaded old sex worker calling you "hun" lol.

 

[Jessie45]

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You just liked perving at Kelly Bundy lol. But I agree I dont like being called hun . I prefer babe then you know she is under 40

 

[Big D]

I'm always getting "hun" when texting agencies to make bookings. "Have a great day, Hun." Stuff like that. Just short for "Honey".

The only other meaning I know is the nickname for the Germans in WW2.

Google it. I'm sure you'll find all possible meanings.

 

[Euripides]

Hun means

1. Barbarian invader from the East the most famous was Attila the Hun

2. Slang term for a German

 

[Jessie45]

And aaarrrggghhhh " Dear " thats a client stopper

 

[NatashaPetrova]

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It’s just a term of endearment, similar to like “babe”, “darling”, “baby” or “sweetheart”.
It’s very common when workers don’t know the name of the client to just call them something like “hun”.