Bigot (disambiguation)
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A bigot is a prejudiced person who is unfairly and irrationally intolerant of any opinions differing from their own or intolerant of people of different political views, ethnicity, race, class, or profession.
Bigot can also refer to:
- As a French surname
This name was used as a derogatory term applied to Normans for their frequent note of the Old English oath bī god "by God".
- Eugène Bigot, conductor
- Paul Bigot, architect
- François Bigot, Intendant of New France (1703-1778)
- Francois Bigot, notary royal of New France (1643-1708)
- Georges Ferdinand Bigot, a French artist, active in Meiji Japan
- Guillaume Bigot, poet
- Jacques Bigot, French politician
- Jacques Bigot, Canadian Jesuit (1651–1711)
- Jacques-Marie-Frangile Bigot, French entomologist (1818–1893)
- Vincent Bigot, Canadian Jesuit (1649-1720)
- Marie Bigot (1786-1820), French musician
- Trophime Bigot, French Baroque painter
- Other uses
- BIGOT list, an security/espionage term
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