Hawtness
being secksy on the internet
Hawtness by BRANDON aka zeh HAWTNESS March 7, 2008
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hawtness
A tricked out car that turns heads everywhere it goes. Usually with an agressive body kit and stylish wheels.
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Hawtness Monster by xoExquisite October 31, 2008
Turbocharged Hawtness
a milano red ek civic with a underpowered turbocharged b16 with a way to small turbo and cool champ white valve cover... also the owner thinks said civic is tha ish!!!
PERSON 1: hey did you see Brooks' "turbocharged hawtness" milano red ek coupe?
PERSON 2: ya i did that thing is way wak but he thinks it is the ish!!!
PERSON 1: WERD!!!
PERSON 2: ya i did that thing is way wak but he thinks it is the ish!!!
PERSON 1: WERD!!!
Turbocharged Hawtness by WAY2JDM4YOURASS April 4, 2009
Poca-Hawt-ness
Related to "Pocahontas", as when portrayed by Q'Orianka Kilcher. Derived from the related term "hawt."
Garth: if you were a Native American girl, you'd be Poca-hawt-ness...
Wayne: She can't be Poca-Hawt-ness; Q'Orianka Kilcher already is.
Garth:party time! excellent!
Wayne: She can't be Poca-Hawt-ness; Q'Orianka Kilcher already is.
Garth:party time! excellent!
Poca-Hawt-ness by D-spot July 30, 2008
Poca-Hawt-ness
Super-cuite native american girl, e.g. "Pocahontas", as when portrayed by Q'Orianka Kilcher. Derived from the related term "hawt."
Garth: if you were a Native American girl, you'd be Poca-hawt-ness...
Wayne: She can't be Poca-Hawt-ness; Q'Orianka Kilcher already is.
Garth:party time! excellent!
Wayne: She can't be Poca-Hawt-ness; Q'Orianka Kilcher already is.
Garth:party time! excellent!
Poca-Hawt-ness by D-spot, September 6, 2008
Hawkness
This word originates from a forum spammer and total lamer; Hawk. Unable to think of a word to describe Hawk I decided that we should describe him with his own word this being hawkness. Hawkness is definitely a derogatory word meaning one is showing signs of hawk. For exanple being a spammer on a forum, or wanting to join a clan when too young or not qualified you would be showing signs of hawkness.
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