rawk

A sarcastic replacement for the word "rock", especially used by veteran fans of a rock genre to describe younger fans who've joined solely for the purpose of being trendy. It's also used in the form "rawker" to describe a person.

1)Hey, dude, your little sister really seems to be quite fond of hardcore rawk acts like *NSYNC. 2)As we drove past the high school, we turned down our Dead Kennedys album, so as not to give the punk rakers gathered there any ideas.

by Poochoo August 23, 2003

rawk

The idiots way of spelling rock...often used in scentances as follows...

LyKe oH mY gAwD thAt NeW aVriL lAviGnE sOwNg Iz SoOh kEwL iT tOTaLy rAwkS!

by Tay March 31, 2003

rawk

it means cool. or it is totally awesome.

This is so rawking. This rawks.

by Anonymous April 04, 2003

rawk

When referring to a music genre, a modernized version of its classic form "rock."

Whereas "rock" holds a classic connotation (eg: The Stooges, Led Zeppelin), "rawk" is reserved for later bands of a similar but expanded-modern style (eg: Rye Coalition, At the Drive-In).

by muerte August 19, 2004

rawk

The 1337 4zn h4x0r way to spell "rock" simply meaning
1)to best some one in any kind of compeition, usualy Counter-Strike
2) an indication of skill
3) a adverb adding a posative conotation to any verb or noun (usually following teh)

1) i rawked j00 f00l!
2) d00d! i rawk at Derivative calculus
3) this map is tehrawk!
kyle kimbel's sister is teh rawk when she's on her knees

by james acton March 04, 2005

rawk

rawk - a combination of "really" and "awkward"

That encounter with my ex girlfriend was rawk!

by cbt February 17, 2005

RAWK!

1) RAWK is used to express joy, as in a rallying cry. 2) It can also mean congratulations.

RAWK is the slang spelling of ROCK, originally used by metal fans.

Quite often, it's used to parody (and self-parody) the hard-core fan.

RAWKS!
RAWKER!
RAWKETH!
RAWKSOME! (Rocks+Awesome)
rawks my sawks!
rawkus! (used like awesome)
rawkfist ("rock fist" - forefinger and pinky straight up and your other fingers down, with your thumb over them)

Let's RAWK! You RAWK! We RAWK! I RAWK!

by Richard Allan Cooper July 04, 2005