1. A hamlet on the West Dart in southwestern England, containing a church with an unusual dedication to St Raphael.
2. Referring to the "Huccaby Courting", a legend involving an attractive maid at the same-named farmhouse.
3. A farm, farmhouse, or stone bridge near the village of Hexworthy, UK.
4. A surname.
2. Referring to the "Huccaby Courting", a legend involving an attractive maid at the same-named farmhouse.
3. A farm, farmhouse, or stone bridge near the village of Hexworthy, UK.
4. A surname.
1. The Huccaby Courting is a strange legend involving love of a maid and dancing pixies.
2. That guy's last name is Huckabee, which is the Americanized spelling of Huccaby.
2. That guy's last name is Huckabee, which is the Americanized spelling of Huccaby.
by uklander August 30, 2013
1. "Huckabee", the name of a current events political commentary show on the Fox News television network, hosted by former governor and political figure Mike Huckabee.
2. A surname with origin as a place-name, a hamlet in southwestern England called Huccaby, that still exists. Huckabee is considered an alternate, Americanized spelling. Other spellings of Huccaby include Huckaby, Huckabay, Huckerby.
3. "Huckabees", a fictional department store from the 2004 movie "I ♥ Huckabees".
2. A surname with origin as a place-name, a hamlet in southwestern England called Huccaby, that still exists. Huckabee is considered an alternate, Americanized spelling. Other spellings of Huccaby include Huckaby, Huckabay, Huckerby.
3. "Huckabees", a fictional department store from the 2004 movie "I ♥ Huckabees".
1. I'm watching Huckabee tonight, there's a musical guest I want to see.
2. His last name is Huckabee. Yes, he is American. In England, it is spelled Huccaby.
2. His last name is Huckabee. Yes, he is American. In England, it is spelled Huccaby.
by uklander August 30, 2013