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A nationalist, a war supporter. The hawks in Wahsington were pushing for war before 9/11.
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knife i hawked him in his back
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A knife or other sharp object, similiar to a hawks beak being sharp Yo he pulled his hawk out
There was gonna be a fight until the hawk was drawn he stabbed him with his hawk Vincent Carbone is never seen without his hawk. |
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A hawk is a fucking bird, you scrubs. Look, theres a hawk in the fucking sky, lets go shoot it.
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A knife, this is used in harlem slang pull ya hawks out
ya here AW AW that mean somebody gettin chalked out look to ya left look to ya right now pull ya knife cuz its about to be a fuckin fight |
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a term commonly used in chicago, gary, and other great lakes cities to refer to the bitterly cold winter winds. the term has three widely accepted origins, with acceptance depending on the local group. 1. the term is derived as a result of similarities between the sound of the screeching winds and wailing screams of the many raptors (ie. hawks) in the region 2. the bitter winds are attributed to chest colds, causing one to "hawk" phlegm during the winter 3. is an abbreviation for "howling-ass wind kills" because of the many homeless people that succumb during the winter The fucking hawk is at 40 and they still won't close the schools!
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A noun used to describe cold weather with a biting wind. Used to describe the bitter cold as if it were an animate object. 1. Man, the hawk is out today.
2. Don't go outside, the hawk is waiting for you. 3. I know the hawk is around the corner, but I'm goin' for the car. 4. The hawk snuck up on us while we were walkin' home. |
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a teenage girl who is known for her angry, selfish, stuck up and snobbish ways and is generally disliked by the entire school community. Ally is being such a hawk
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