Hastings

/ˈheɪstɪŋz/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A reference to the Battle of Hastings, fought in 1066, which was a significant event in English history marking the Norman conquest of England.

The Battle of Hastings is often taught in schools as a pivotal moment in British history.

A town in East Sussex, England, known for its historic role in the Battle of Hastings.

Hastings is a popular seaside town with a rich cultural heritage.

The name 'Hastings' is derived from the Old English personal name 'Haesta' combined with the Old Norse word 'þing', meaning 'meeting or assembly'.

Hastings Beach

A popular beach destination in Hastings, known for its pebbled shores.

Hastings Pier

An iconic structure in Hastings frequented by visitors for entertainment and leisure.

Hastings Castle

A castle in Hastings built after the Norman Conquest.

Hastings Battle

The conflict fought in 1066 that marked the Norman conquest of England.

Hastings River

A river located in New South Wales, Australia.

To go on a spontaneous adventure or trip.

We decided to Hastings it and head to the beach without any plans.

Referring to someone being particularly brave or daring.

You really pulled a Hastings when you jumped off that cliff!