haw-haw

[ haw-haw ]

/ ˈhɔˌhɔ /

interjection

(used to represent the sound of a loud, boisterous laugh.)

noun

a guffaw.

Origin of haw-haw

1825–35; imitative; see ha-ha¹

Words nearby haw-haw

Hawaiki, Hawalli, Hawes Water, hawfinch, hawg, haw-haw, Hawick, hawk, hawkbill, hawkbit, Hawke

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Example sentences from the Web for haw-haw

But, no matter how often this happened, he would always jump up and run out whenever Haw-Haw whistled.
Rick and Ruddy|Howard R. Garis
The vulgar "haw-haw" denotes a correspondingly gross nature.
How to Read Human Nature|William Walker Atkinson
He was quite a young chap this, a conceited puppy, affecting the "haw-haw," which seems to be epidemic in the British Army.
My Reminiscences of the Anglo-Boer War|Ben Viljoen.
A tin can of water was hung on the side, so Haw-Haw could reach it without knocking it over.
Rick and Ruddy|Howard R. Garis

Ruddy did not altogether like Haw-Haw being so friendly with Rick.
Rick and Ruddy|Howard R. Garis

British Dictionary definitions for haw-haw (1 of 3)

haw-haw¹

/ (ˈhɔːˈhɔː) /

interjection

a variant of ha-ha 1

British Dictionary definitions for haw-haw (2 of 3)

haw-haw²

/ (ˈhɔːhɔː) /

noun

a variant of ha-ha 2

British Dictionary definitions for haw-haw (3 of 3)

Haw-Haw

/ (ˈhɔːˌhɔː) /

noun

Lord Haw-Haw See Joyce

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单词	haw-haw
释义	haw-haw [ haw-haw ] / ˈhɔˌhɔ / interjection (used to represent the sound of a loud, boisterous laugh.) noun a guffaw. Origin of haw-haw 1825–35; imitative; see ha-ha¹ Words nearby haw-haw Hawaiki, Hawalli, Hawes Water, hawfinch, hawg, haw-haw, Hawick, hawk, hawkbill, hawkbit, Hawke Dictionary.com UnabridgedBased on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2020 Example sentences from the Web for haw-haw But, no matter how often this happened, he would always jump up and run out whenever Haw-Haw whistled. Rick and Ruddy\|Howard R. Garis The vulgar "haw-haw" denotes a correspondingly gross nature. How to Read Human Nature\|William Walker Atkinson He was quite a young chap this, a conceited puppy, affecting the "haw-haw," which seems to be epidemic in the British Army. My Reminiscences of the Anglo-Boer War\|Ben Viljoen. A tin can of water was hung on the side, so Haw-Haw could reach it without knocking it over. Rick and Ruddy\|Howard R. Garis Ruddy did not altogether like Haw-Haw being so friendly with Rick. Rick and Ruddy\|Howard R. Garis British Dictionary definitions for haw-haw (1 of 3) haw-haw¹ / (ˈhɔːˈhɔː) / interjection a variant of ha-ha 1 British Dictionary definitions for haw-haw (2 of 3) haw-haw² / (ˈhɔːhɔː) / noun a variant of ha-ha 2 British Dictionary definitions for haw-haw (3 of 3) Haw-Haw / (ˈhɔːˌhɔː) / noun Lord Haw-Haw See Joyce Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1979, 1986 © HarperCollins Publishers 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012
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