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(v) - The hand form of docking. Used in place of shaking someone's hand, go in for a fist bump, at the last second pull away, make a screeching sound, open hand and clasp onto awaiting fist like a hawk attacking prey. Used to establish dominance over an individual. Greg didn't understand hawking until George dominated his hand after a faux fist bump.
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To express great interest in someone or something by looking at them.
Often, but not limited to, when someone suspects you are doing something wrong, illegal, unconstitutional. When we pulled out infront of a cop today he looked us up and down a few times.
K asked "You got your seatbelt on?" I said "Yeah man, but he was hawking us." "What?" "Like, checking us out, eyes and everything.. Like a hawk" "Oh, 'puberty boy'ing' us!" |
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When a girl is staring down a guy she wants to hook up with and does whatever is neccessary to get with him Did you see brittney last night at the party she kept hawking sebastian.
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Selling something. trying to make quick cash by selling things you normally wouldn't sell. Dave's such an idiot. He's hawking his tv for 40 bucks so he can get a sack cause hes broke as fuck
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hustling, talking up "He was hawking the tables trying to get a game"
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to hawk (v) - fixating on a particular individual in a predatory manner (usually out in a in a social setting eg. club/bar/hookah spot in NYC ;) and attempting to stealthily monitor their every move while being clearly conspicuous and unnerving to all. -Did you see Nika totally hawking at the club last night?!?
- Yea she was like a vulture guarding its meat! |
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The act of following someone leaving a store at a slow pace while in a car in the hopes of finding a parking spot. While doing countless loops looking for a parking spot, you spy someone leaving the store. By timing their rate of walk and direction you slowly follow in the hopes of obtaining their parking spot while praying they do not cross between cars into the other aisle where three other cars are slowly hawking the same person.
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