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A thick, luscious, stream of hair starting at the base of the neck and continuing down through the chest and stomach. Originally came from the Stohawk tribe indiginous to arizona.

The word comes from the combination of stomach-mohawk. In 1545, The Stohawk tribe came to existence when a fraction of the Mohawk tribe split off and began their own tribe because of an argument over who won an intense game of scrabble. Not wanting to associate themselves with Mohawks anymore, they created their own hair style.

Stohawks (hairstyle) can occur naturally but most often occur by shaving everything but the center of your chest and stomach.

Many people who cannot grow enough hair to create a stohawk have tried to mimic it with animal hair or grass in order to attract a mate.

Shaving your chest and and making a stohawk is a form of manscaping.
Have you seen young warrior Josh? His Stohawk is coming in well this season.

or

Yo man look at my Stohawk, its like a border between my left and right sides.
Stohawk by Souperman777 December 11, 2011
Words you can keep
The great green beast that emerges when a muscular man fornicates a manly lesbian-dyke.
That big muscular man at the gym had sex with that lesbian-dyke riding the motorcycle and believe it or not, but a giant green skohawk popped out.
skohawk by Mizzle McNizzle May 21, 2007
Related Words
A mohawk where the owner has it only to show off and to get comments from friends. Can be the vanilla mohawk, fauxhawk or strip of hair on the chin.
A try hard punk walks past a bus stop, with a tall blue mohawk. Guy at the stop sees him and comments : "nice shohawk mate..."
shohawk by tooktheredpill April 18, 2010
The ability to style your hair into a mohawk in the shower using shampoo.
Allison's hair is so short she can now shohawk her hair.
Shohawk by AllisonGayle June 26, 2008
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