Haw

What do we mean by haw?

The fruit of a hawthorn. noun

A hawthorn or similar tree or shrub. noun

Used to command an animal pulling a load to turn to the left. interjection

To turn to the left. intransitive verb

An utterance used by a speaker who is fumbling for words. noun

To fumble in speaking. intransitive verb

A nictitating membrane, especially of a domesticated animal. noun

An inflamed condition of this membrane. noun

An inclosed piece of land; a hedged inclosure; a small field; a yard. noun

Specifically A churchyard. noun

A green plot in a valley. noun

Blue; azure.

An excrescence in the eye; specifically, in farriery, a diseased or disordered condition of the third eyelid of a horse: generally in the plural, haws. noun

The third eyelid, nictitating membrane, or winker of a horse. noun

An unmeaning syllable marking the pauses of hesitating speech. It takes various vocal forms, variously indicated in writing. See the etymology.

An intermission or hesitation of speech marked by the unmeaning syllable haw. noun

An exclamation used by a driver to his horses or oxen, to command them to turn to the left. See haw, verb

To turn to the left: the opposite of gee: said of horses and cattle.

To turn or cause to come to the near side: as, to haw oxen.

The fruit of the hawthorn, Cratægus Oxyacantha. noun

To stop, in speaking, with a sound like haw; to speak with interruption and hesitation.

This is a brilliant way of laughing, often brought up by people in a humerous situation - it is spoken or laughed! in a guffaw-type fashion and is sparsely used...yet Its a good word, but not to be mistaken with whore! it's not meant to be offensive, simply better than "lol" Could be used in a sarcastic better Urban Dictionary

A term that originated in southern Ontario, Canada, which generally refers to a very gorgeous girl that acts like a 13 year old boy. This term can be used positively or negatively depending on the situation. Urban Dictionary

An interjection in common English vernacular used to express frustration or annoyance. Urban Dictionary

Word commonly said by grandpa's with nothing else to say Urban Dictionary

Weird food you can find in uwajimaya or china town. Sweet, pink to red in color. It is said to be composed of rasberries or berries of some sort. Often bought as "Haw Flakes": hard, little, penny sized "flakes" of it. Urban Dictionary

When a woman is having a orgasim ragardless of nationality she screams "HAW!", sometimes repeatedly. May also be used randomly as an entertaining add in to any sentence. It may also be used to confuse your enemy, especially if you pinch your nipples. Urban Dictionary

"Haw" appeared in an episode of Lexx as a means of communication to the bridge crew from an alien intruder. It has been since co-opted in Kelowna, British Columbia by Bill and Philly whenever they sarcastically or otherwise affirm the absurd or painfully obvious. Deriviative of hot. Urban Dictionary

Haw, an acronym to describe a Honky Ass White-Woman. Urban Dictionary

A phrase commononly said by nelson muntz from the simpons that expresses embarrassment, humiluation and dismay to the victim. Urban Dictionary

The sound of a wah pedal, where the input and output cable is switched. it makes a "Haw haw" sound. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to haw:
haw.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word haw:
hee, zin, tutt, welk, balm, flakes, hem, aha, par, vientiane, stigmata, siamese, syndication, wat, owens, hawthorn, boon, bartholomew, airlift, lao, buck, banjo, reynolds, laos, reddish, nam, fuscous, treason, buddha, lantern, syndicated, cheese, nashville, bangkok, villa, chin, shortened, joyce, thai, tan, creek, tiger, marco, hamburg, trail, roy, river, protest, surrey, clark, burma, pale, cbs, mansion, mill, carolina, jordan, recreation, lawrence, fruit, ted, fear, chinese, thailand, stream, birthday, branch, elementary, nazi, iraq, ridge, grey, singapore, bush, mills, missouri.

Words that rhyme with haw:
law, draw, saw, withdraw, awe, raw, bourgeois, la, paw, flaw, spa, straw, claw, thaw, outlaw, schwa, maw, jaw, chutzpah, ra, voila, ya, qua, dada, ta, aha, da, gnaw, guffaw, yaw, pa, pasha, aw, ha, ma, cha, ah, ka, daw, shaw, bra, macaw, chihuahua, craw, redraw, seesaw, blah, na, coleslaw, caw, esau, gras, hoopla, nah, yah, sa, hurrah, ottawa, overdraw, bylaw, squaw, panama, utah, ga, slaw, pshaw, omaha, sha, chainsaw, jigsaw, ja, baccarat, whipsaw, wa, arkansas, rah, shah, moi, ona, xio, naw, bah, chaw, scrimshaw, hacksaw, dumas, grandpa, draugh, bois, ahh, doha, trois, faw, fermata, rawe, wah, gaw, hah, baja, mackinaw.

Adjectives that are often used to describe haw:
hee, black, red, yee, loud, big, gee, scarlet, crimson, whee, whoa, fatal, wild, worth, possum, gigantic, dotted, plaintive, notorious, yeee, uproarious, dismal, purple, prominent, monotonous, hoo, infamous, eng, hearty, derisive, yeeee, and, ham, prosaic, funny, hoarse, hawl, chested, impressive, simulated.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective haw:
haws, river, tree, materials, hee, ley, gavel, bush, horn, laugh, bushes, silk, hawing, apples, voice, rules, village, noo, bickerton, material, poot, accent, hawhaw, fellow, everybody, yaw, appletrees, finch, yard, show, cotton, enunciation, much, whoop, style, sound, choe, king, variety, tee, joyce, stats, woop, ting, blossoms, trees, meat, thorne, kins, tone, creek, rumours, buss, apple, eggs, trey, groves.

Consonant match to haw:
hi, high, hoe, how, who, ho, her, he, whoa, hay, hee, hey, ha, huh, hoo, hoy, howe, hu, hy, hao, hoi, hah, heh, hye, hur, heigh, haugh, haye, hau, hoh, hou, hoogh, heye, haigh, hawe, houx, hoye.

Words that sound like haw:
haw, haugh, hawe, how, ha, hah, howe, hao, haa, hau, haue, high, hoe, who, hi, he, hey, hay, ho, huh, whoa, hoo, hea, hoy, hee, hai, hu, jai, hie, hae, hy, heh, hou, heigh, huy, haye, whoe, hoi, hih, haj, hei, haie, hiw, hye, hooe, haigh, huw, whu, hoh, hii, houx, hoie, heye, hooh, hoye, hais, whois, haes, heigh ho, hha, hyh, heyh, whe, waugh, hhs, wawe, hth, whs, whw, hwt, hall, hawk, haul, haun, haught, hawn, haut, hawt, hawke, haws, haug, hawes, hawed, hauk, hawg, hauge, hauck, hawse, hauf, hauff, hauch, haud, hauke, hcc, haub, haup, hawm, haughs, haum, haw haw.