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1)The noise produced by a chicken
2)A phrase expressing greeting, goodbye, and many other random uses any word could be used.
3)A noise produced in form of a race to see which individual can hit the bong first.
Bawk!
Chicken go bawk bawk cow go moo!, chicken go bawk bawk, how bout you?
bawk by BawkBawkMoo April 30, 2003
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A term Jamaican men use on discord when refering to masturbation.
Dawg mi affi bawk tonight or I have to bawk tonight.
Bawk by azriel7777 December 27, 2021
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a blunt abbreviation for 'bare awkward'. used by people from north west london who like to think they're from peckham
"mate...last night i vommed all over the dinner table at this black tie event"

"bro...that is bawk"
bawk by number1asiangangsta February 14, 2012
Bawk, pronounced like fork but with a b:

1) Defined as; to throw or pass something.

2) to vomit (throw up)
1) "come get your pen" . "just Bawk it to me:

2) Im about to Bawk, or Im so insainly drunk im going to be Bawking all day tomorrow.
Bawk by Eddie Mcfigglestein September 1, 2010
"No, you continue and your gonna get bawked"
bawk by noinxz January 15, 2009
a noise a chicken makes,it means "ur a dumbass lol"
BAWKBAWKBAWWKABDLFWDBJGBFB
bawk by wilwo December 29, 2023

bawk bawk bitch 

When you wont bitch out, get bullied, or just want to psych yourself into doing something.
Peik Lin: You have to stand up to her and don't get punked. Bawk Bawk Bitch!

Rachel: You're right! I won't give in. Bring it! Bawk Bawk Bitch
bawk bawk bitch by HLAUSF August 21, 2018
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