Steve Haworth

The now internationally-known body modification artist, hailed as the originator and foremost pioneer of 3D Body Art. His mediums and methods include transdermals, scarification, cautery branding, and 3D implants (which he invented and developed himself). He is especially noted for his extensive modification work on the Lizardman, the Catman (Dennis Smith), and the famous circus star Enigma.

"Flesh is my medium."
-- Steve Haworth

by Lapideus November 30, 2005

hawkwind

Genre transending acid rock band from North London. Formed late in 1969 by Dave Brock under the title Band X, they are still one of the most influential underground rock acts in the world. Past members inclde Ian 'Lemmy' Kilmister, Robert 'Starfighter' Calvert and Ginger 'I used to be in Cream' Baker.

Listern to the following
Space Ritual (1972)
PXR5 (1979)
Chronical Of The Black Sword (1985)
Love In Space (1999)

by Black Flag February 4, 2004

Hawkwing

A cat who was part of a prophecy to destroy magic. Of course, she had to fall in love with the villain in the story, and didn't do her part. Instead, Ashheart came in and killed Bloodlust (the bad guy).

Hawkwing gazed into the distance, wondering where Bloodlust could be.

by ShadowxStar February 16, 2017

Haow

An exclamation used to express extreme confusion, disbelief, surprise, or amusement; similar to "what the heck(?!)" or "Huh?!?!"

"Somebody told me you were dating a cannibal"
"HAOW?!"

by Diegoxoxoxoxo December 21, 2016

Hawkwind

marijuana--Named for the seminal psychedelic British rock band Hawkwind who have released records that are so fucked up that you don't actually require pot to get high!

"Dude, got any 'wind?" (using the abbreviation "'wind" is always appropriate when hanging out with rockers, and the phrase "hawking some wind" is also an acceptable, uh, thing)

by Dutchman March 22, 2003

Hawot

An Onomatopoeia. Pronunciation: haa-wuht. It's a noise/sound/whatever you make to acknowledge someone as being stupid and to insult them. However, it's very lenient in usage. You can use it to show indifference, boredom, or just about anything to insult someone.

ex 1: Herbert comes in wearing a green shirt and purple pants.
John: Hawot

ex 2:
Jim: Dude, what's up?
Riley: Not much, you?
Jim: I'm ecstatic! I just got a girlfriend!
Riley: Hawot.

ex 3:
Pip: Hey you wanna come over?
Mike: and do what?
Pip: We can play my new nintendo DS and eat some popcorn!
Mike: Hawot.

by Luke Lay January 16, 2009

hawkward

When two hawks are in a telephone booth together.

"well...this is hawkward."

by bruby gruby harubsdays March 9, 2010