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undethaw 

A contracted word used to correct people who improperly use the word "dethaw" to really mean "thaw". Dethaw isn't a word at all, the word thaw stands alone to mean "bring something to room temperature". However, some people use the word dethaw, which would literally mean to take something out of the freezer and throw it right back in. Undethaw is used to correct them by use of a double negative. Also, if they are really screwed up, they will come back at you with reundethaw, which of course means the damn thing stays frozen.
"Will you undethaw the chicken in the freezer"

"My girlfriend isn't putting out, go hit on her and try to undethaw her panties"
undethaw by TongueTwister March 13, 2013
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underhawk 

An underhawk is right inbetween being an undercut and a mohawk.
An undercut is the shaving of the bottom half of the head. It is like the more pansy-like form of a mohawk, as it can be hidden by longer hairs above it (a mohawk is much higher and you can't hide it).

An underhawk is also known as a low-mohawk - still punk as fuck, but can still be hidden easily like an undercut.
Girl: Argh, I really want a mohawk but I won't be able to hide it at work... I was thinking about getting an undercut but that seems so lame!

Other Girl: Omg, you could get an underhawk! Hideable but still punk as fuck!

Girl: Sweet!
underhawk by ElleUndead95 May 17, 2009
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