Noun harry hotspur has 1 sense

1. Percy, Sir Henry Percy, Hotspur, Harry Hotspur - English soldier killed in a rebellion against Henry IV (1364-1403)
   --₁ is a kind of soldier
   

Harry Hotspur

Part of speech: Proper noun

Senses:

1. A nickname for Henry Percy (1364-1403), a prominent medieval English

   nobleman and military commander, known for his impulsive nature and

   bravery on the battlefield.

   
   

   Example sentence: Harry Hotspur led his troops fearlessly

   into battle, becoming a legendary figure in English history.

2. A fictional character in William Shakespeare's historical play "Henry

   IV, Part 1," based on the historical figure Henry Percy.

   
   

   Example sentence: In Shakespeare's play, Harry Hotspur

   rebels against the King but meets a tragic end.

3. A term used colloquially to refer to someone who is hot-tempered or

   easily agitated.

   
   

   Example sentence: Try not to upset him, he's a real

   Harry Hotspur when he's in a bad mood.

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