Definition

A colloquial (likely dialectal) term for your rear end—perfect for casual insults disguised as anatomical observations and the kind of word your grandfather would use while complaining about something.

Example Usage

He's been a pain in the haunus since he got that new car.

Source: Urban Dictionary (https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=haunus&defid=231980)

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