1. A term used to describe something awkward.
2. Or another word Martin uses when he isn't capable of forming normal words, so substitutes for bird like noises instead.
2. Or another word Martin uses when he isn't capable of forming normal words, so substitutes for bird like noises instead.
1. "well that was a real awq spot we just got ourselves out of, phew."
2. There aren't really any examples for this case, just slip the odd awq in where ever you feel necessary.
2. There aren't really any examples for this case, just slip the odd awq in where ever you feel necessary.
by iznil January 24, 2007
1. A term used to describe something awkward.
2. Or another word Martin uses when he isn't capable of forming normal words, so substitutes for bird like noises instead.
2. Or another word Martin uses when he isn't capable of forming normal words, so substitutes for bird like noises instead.
1. "well that was a real awq spot we just got ourselves out of, phew."
2. There aren't really any examples for this case, just slip the odd awq in where ever you feel necessary.
2. There aren't really any examples for this case, just slip the odd awq in where ever you feel necessary.
by iznil January 22, 2007
1. Used to describe something awkward.
2. Or another word Martin uses when he isn't capable of forming normal words, so substitutes for bird like noises instead.
2. Or another word Martin uses when he isn't capable of forming normal words, so substitutes for bird like noises instead.
1. "well that was a real awq spot we just got ourselves out of, phew."
2. There aren't really any examples for this case, just slip the odd awq in where ever you feel necessary.
2. There aren't really any examples for this case, just slip the odd awq in where ever you feel necessary.
by znil January 16, 2007
1. Used to describe something awkward.
2. Or another word Martin uses when he isn't capable of forming normal words, so substitutes for bird like noises instead.
2. Or another word Martin uses when he isn't capable of forming normal words, so substitutes for bird like noises instead.
1. "well that was a real awq spot we just got ourselves out of, phew."
2. There aren't really any examples for this case, just slip the odd awq in where ever you feel necessary.
2. There aren't really any examples for this case, just slip the odd awq in where ever you feel necessary.
by iznil January 19, 2007