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hwaiting 

A Korean exclamation used for encouragement and cheering on. Sort of like saying "Good luck!" but also adding the emphasis of working hard or trying your best.

Also, typically said with an energetic fist.
1. "omg I'm so nervous for this test."
"Don't worry, you'll do great. Hwaiting!" *does fist*
"Ooh, nice ring. Is that Gucci?"
"No, silly, it's fake. Now go concentrate on that test!"

2. "Ugh, I'm sooper lazy right now. When am I gonna finish all this work?"
"Hey, at least you finished that project. So don't give up now. Hwaiting! <3"
hwaiting by lakoreangal May 19, 2013
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Hwaiting  

1. Fighting in Korean.
2. Usually used to support Asian celebrities / groups.
3. Also to used to confuse non-Asians.
Example1;
One: Oppa ~ Hwaiting < 3
Two: What?
One: Nothing ^-^

Example2;
One: SUPERJUNIOR HWAITING!!!
Two: NOOO, DBSK HWAITING!!!
Hwaiting by ASiAN-fire October 16, 2008
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Hwaiting 

1. Fighting in Korean.
2. Usually used to support Asian celebrities / groups.
3. Also to used to confuse non-Asians.
One: Opa ~ Hwaiting < 3
Two: What?
One: Nothing ^-^

Example2;
One: SUPERJUNIOR HWAITING!!!
Two: NOOO, DBSK HWAITING!!!
Hwaiting by ASiAN-fire October 15, 2008

hwaiting 

One of the major online forums for Asian pop music. It mainly has Korean Pop Music.
hwaiting.com pop culture forum
hwaiting by mabak April 22, 2008
Giving your friend a hard time when he ditches you for a humanitarian mission, to Haiti in particular.
"Can't believe Toff ditched us for Haiti!"
"Naa man don't be Haiting, dude is down there trying to save lives."
Haiting by Sir NotSir February 15, 2010
destroying some one or somthing beyond repair.
guy 1: Dude, i just went haiting on that girl last night!

guy 2: Sweet man!
Haiting by AbC sex guy January 26, 2010
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