hawk

A state where another party maintains possession of something, but does not have full ownership of it, and must gaurontee that it can be sold back to the original owner for a fixed amount.

Usually when you offer something (jewelry, property, etc) up for collateral, it is in "hawk". Possessor can be a bank, a pawn shop, an impound lot, etc; but is usually limited to legal matters.

You can get the item "out of hawk" by paying the money back, or filling the contract out.

"You can hawk any property in monopoly for half what you paid for it"

"I need 50$ to get boardwalk out of hawk"

"I hawked my wedding ring to the pawn shop for 200$"

by philihp September 7, 2004

hawkward

a person who has hawk-like traits and is awkward at the same time

oh thats hawkward

by emilyhawk May 25, 2011

hawkes

An accountant, usually from Wales.

Don't hire him, he's a Hawkes.

The last thing we need around here is another Hawkes.

Your such a Hawkes!

by Rob Jonas July 29, 2004

Hawk

To scope out or look for females.

Yo B, lets hawk some chickens

by Grand Master B June 14, 2003

hawk

A gun, usually a desert eagle. Packs a punch with the .50 caliber.

Yo that nigga lost his face to a hawk.

by Poor ol' bastard July 15, 2005

Lincoln Hawk

n. Turning your partner around in bed. The term refers to the Sylvester Stallone movie "Over the Top" and the character's signature turn-the-hat-around-and-get-serious move.

"I was tired of missionary, so I gave her the ol' 'Lincoln Hawk' and worked it from behind."

by Teale Robots January 4, 2008

chicken hawk

A older man that seeks out younger people. Also, has sexual movements with this younger person. Likes to fondle, and foreplay with the younger male/female.

The older man is a chicken hawk, because he likes to fondle with younger people.

by Sly2001 December 16, 2014