Kniggits 

a french insult of englishmen usauly accompanied by mocking of ones parents, and threatending to smite the englishmen with distastful body functions

"i blow my nose at you, you silly english kniggits *blow rasbery* your mother was a hamster and your father smelt of elderberris!"

Kniggits by panzki May 16, 2006

kniggits 

(pronounced kuh-nig-gits) noun (pl.) - a mispronunciation of the word "knights" used as a humorous or derogatory remark toward two or more English-speaking persons; specifically, those who endorse the English language.

English knights (kniggits) use knives (kuh-nives) to cut knots (kuh-nots).

kniggits by Squinn August 22, 2008

kniggets 

A word originated in Monty Python and the Holy Grail. The French guys' way of saying knights.

I blow my nose at you so-called Arthur King. You and all your silly english kniggets!

kniggets by StraightFMan November 27, 2004