“Haw” as it relates to middle english would be an apportionment of land that a lord might send a person to if he be a ceourl or person without sokage apart from the burgess or citizens of the town keep and borrough. i.e apart from sokemen and sokewomen.
Person 1: he was sent away to his haw where he crooned us a tune
Person 2: he forfeited his status as villeini (villanage) of a rite to work the team by pasture and by a thane of the region was sent to his ‘hum and haw’
Person 2: he forfeited his status as villeini (villanage) of a rite to work the team by pasture and by a thane of the region was sent to his ‘hum and haw’
by rmfrost December 10, 2020
by Pussyeater9274 May 12, 2020
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by I_like_football....354 February 15, 2021
Similar to the grunts of the cavemen of old, "Haw" is used from one alpha male personality to another to express extreme agreement or approval. Can be used between 1 and 3 times at varying intensity as the situation calls for.
Alpha 1: "After I slammed the last quarter bottle of Tito's, I went home with 2 fine bitches last night."
Alpha 2: "Haw Haw"
Alpha 1: "So after we get done with classes today, you wanna hit up the pool? I heard there's supposed to be a pretty wild party there."
Alpha 2: "HAW!"
Alpha 2: "Haw Haw"
Alpha 1: "So after we get done with classes today, you wanna hit up the pool? I heard there's supposed to be a pretty wild party there."
Alpha 2: "HAW!"
by SPYDRA September 05, 2018