'huj' is a trace string that Russian programmers use instead of 'foo', 'bar' and 'test'. A long time ago a simmilarly pronounced russian word was used to label the widely used differential sign of men.
by Hujator October 15, 2003
Polish (and it likely appears in other slavic languages as a) word for "penis". It can be used to describe a person as well.
When yelled as an insult at a woman
"Huj czi w dupe, kurwo!"
"Stick a dick in your ass, bitch!"
When used as an insult towards a man
"Ale z ciebie glupi huj!"
"Well aren't you a dumb fucking cunt?"
When used to show your lack of understanding/when you cant care to explain to your wife what she/you did with her car keys
"gdzie sa klucze do mojego alta?"
"A huj wie, odczep sie pizdo"
"Where are my car keys?"
"Who the fuck knows, piss off you cunt"
"Huj czi w dupe, kurwo!"
"Stick a dick in your ass, bitch!"
When used as an insult towards a man
"Ale z ciebie glupi huj!"
"Well aren't you a dumb fucking cunt?"
When used to show your lack of understanding/when you cant care to explain to your wife what she/you did with her car keys
"gdzie sa klucze do mojego alta?"
"A huj wie, odczep sie pizdo"
"Where are my car keys?"
"Who the fuck knows, piss off you cunt"
by Boj Sie Mullet-a April 14, 2009
A common typo of the word "huh." Huj can also be used in a sentence as the word huh.
By definition Huj is questioning, having concern, or not fully aware of a certain topic.
By definition Huj is questioning, having concern, or not fully aware of a certain topic.
by VeryEpicKoala May 5, 2021
by cwaniak August 24, 2004
It's a russian meaning of a dick!
It's a very popular phrase in Russia when somebody wants to offend someone.
Often takes place in such phrase as "Poshel ti na huj". Which means "Fuck you","Go to hell".
It's a very popular phrase in Russia when somebody wants to offend someone.
Often takes place in such phrase as "Poshel ti na huj". Which means "Fuck you","Go to hell".
by Mishutkin March 6, 2005
Îíà ìîé õóé õîòèò. (She wants my cock.)
by LudwigVan December 19, 2003
A word sometimes miss pronounced by little kids when they try to say the word "hug" Instead of saying it with a hard G as in good, they say it with a soft G as in the second G in garaGe.
by blkhockeypro19 July 13, 2008