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When you're not sure wether to put hahaha or haha. You hope the person will take it either way. Many would think there is not a big difference between hahaha and haha but they are wrong. Haha is more of an unnecessary pause while hahaha signifies a joke was said that was actually worth a chuckle. Hahah is a good compromise for the indecisive.
Guy 1: Hey, so I totally hooked up with your mom last night.
Guy 2: Hahah, no way.
hahah by Henry Wadsworth Longpants January 19, 2011
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Me being a crazy goof nugget{ NUGGET**}
HAHAHAH UR THE FUNNIET IN DA WORDL
Hahah by MEEE BRUU March 25, 2019
The best name you can have for a bowling team
Chuck:whats your bolwing teams name?

Jack:HAHAH

Chuck:hahah that's funny
HAHAH by RayP October 2, 2003
1. Yes
2. Also a mistyping of hahaha, although the first one is the most commonly used and msot understoof version, and the version when people say it thats what they mean.
P1: Will you hook up with Rudiger at the next party?
P2: hahah
P1: Cool!
hahah by eddy1 May 16, 2005

hahah, n o 

ha ha ha, n o a n s e w r f o r u
person A: can we do insert thing
person B: hahah, n o

hahah-ing 

A short girl named Leann who hahaha’s alot
“there I go hahah-ing hahahaha”
hahah-ing by I like pbj sandwiches December 17, 2020

Hahah noob

They are calling you poor
Hahaha
You you...
NOOOB
AHHAHAH WIAT WHAT?
NOOB

hahah noob
Hahah noob by Jas the rat55 May 17, 2020
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