Hawker

Someone who works at a hawker center, or open-air food court, in Singapore.

Kelvin used to work in a store, but now he's a hawker at his parents' stall and is much happier.

by nertlk May 31, 2020

Hawkaholic

noun. One who is addicted to or compulsively in need of the University of Kansas (Jayhawks).

Since marrying a KU alum, I have become a Hawkaholic! Rock Chalk Jayhawk!

by Stepmom43 March 16, 2009

Ariarna Hakaraia

Co-founder of legendary folk/rock band "Folkin 'A". A stone fox who has been likened to a female version of Julian Casablancas.

As seen on the cover of Famous Twins Magazine

by haha February 4, 2004

Hackarma

The cause and effect of high profile hacks

What's the hackarma (cause and effect) of the recent Talk Talk breach?

by DataSecurityRob May 17, 2016

hawariaw

he is a great friend that will stick with you no matter what. He doesn't give a shit about anyone and anything. He is short tempered. He is a all around nice guy and will get a very beautiful woman when the time is right.

Man: That guy is so hawariaw
lady: I know i tried to talk to him but he don't want this pussy

by thatvalidguy23823 November 13, 2020

Hawkward

Something awkward and uncomfortable; a variation of the awkward turtle. When something hawkward occurs, bend your elbows up at your sides and flap your hands.

Oh no, she just heard us talking about her! That's so hawkward!

by Hedy La Rue April 26, 2011

ha-ha-hawkward

1. A word used to describe a situation where someone tries to make an awkward situation less awkward by making a joke, which everyone kind of just awkwardly laughs at, and soon everyone is awkwardly laughing.
2. An awkward situation that everyone laughs about a year or more later.

1. Jessica: I heard Nolan and Julia had a weird date last night...
Thomas: Yeah, they weren't talking like at all. Nolan tried to make a joke, and they both just ended up awkwardly chuckling.
Jessica: Wow. That's ha-ha-hawkward.

2. Viv: Remember when we walked into the boy's locker room when Matt switched the signs, and like almost started changing?
Fiona: Oh yeah. That was so awkward. (laughs) but we're laughing now, so I guess it was a ha-ha-hawkward situation.

by SassySally April 14, 2009