Poney hawk

Poney-Hawk is derived from a mo-hawk with more of a wideset cut. Different from a Fauxhawk, it is wider with long hair in the middle tapered to the outside.

Poney hawks are easier to maintain when not worn in the mo-hawk fashion, the hair lays down so as not to have the appearance of a mo-hawk yet not quite as douchie as a fauxhawk.

Dude you don't have a mohawk, you have a poney hawk!

by Dakrazy August 20, 2009

ponyhawk

Long hair with several ponytails running from front of the head to the back of the head resembling a mohawk. Unlike normal mohawk, no hair is cut from the sides. The word is a portmanteau of ponytail and mohawk.

Sanjaya Malakar had a ponyhawk on stage in an episode of American Idol 2007.

Ryan Seacrest: "It’s like a ponytail or like a ponyhawk. There are a lot of little ponytails in there, huh?"

by rgo April 12, 2007

ponyhawk

A hairstyle defined by having a ponytail and a mohawk at the same time. Believed to have originated in Hayes Valley, San Francisco.

That dude at the bar is totally rocking a ponyhawk.

by Pony Hawk January 11, 2009

ponyhawk

Long hair that is cut in mohawk style, but not spiked up; a tall mohawk in its flaccid state. Called a "ponyhawk" because of its resemblance to a horse's mane.

Darren dyed cut his hair a ponyhawk and dyed it purple.

by Cimmerian Southpaw October 13, 2003