Hennigans

Some damn good scotch. It doesn't even make you smell when you drink it. Can also be used as a paint thinner.

mmmmm, that's hennigans, the no smell no tell scotch!

by The spencinator May 13, 2005

Henkie

He is my cousin

Wow is that Henkie cause he is my cousin!

by CooleManJan December 3, 2021

Hefziba

Loving Sweet Girl who loves to laugh and smile, she don't give a crap because she's a strong person, when your down she'll know how to make you smile. Hefziba your an awesome person and keep your loved ones smiling.

I Love Hefziba she makes me smile

by lkhj September 3, 2011

henrico

Most caring, loving, and loyal person when you get to meet him.

He is a henrico.

by loveih June 7, 2021

Hennifer

A Mexican Jennifer

-"So, hey. you're name's Jennifer?"
J- "No. I'm from Mexico. it's pronounced Hennifer"

by Henifer February 11, 2010

henninen

Soulja Boy's way of asking "what's happening?" because he can't speak properly from sucking Arab's dick everyday.

Soulja Boy: "Arab, was henninen?, come here so I can suck your dick."

Arab: "Okay Soulja Boy Tell Em. Just don't grab my booty meat."

Soulja Boy:Yuuuuuullllllle!!!

by Jungleduder June 23, 2009

Antoine-Henri Jomini

Swiss-French general and military theorist. After a volunteer stint with the French army (1798 – 1800), he wrote his Treatise on Grand Military Operations, 5 vol. (1805). He was appointed staff colonel in 1805 by Napoleon I, who had read his book. He was created a baron after the Treaties of Tilsit (1807). He rose to the post of chief of staff, but unjust treatment by his superiors prompted him to resign (1813), and thereafter he fought for France's enemy, Russia. Of his numerous later works on military history and strategy, the best known are Principles of Strategy (1818) and Summary of the Art of War (1838). He was the first to fix divisions between strategy, tactics, and logistics, and his systematic attempt to define the principles of warfare made him a founder of modern military thought.

"A state attacked by another which renews an old claim rarely yields it without a war: it prefers to defend its territory, as is always more honorable. But it may be advantageous to take the offensive, instead of awaiting the attack on the frontiers." - Antoine-Henri Jomini

by Dancing with Fire October 12, 2011