haw in Finnish
haw in Finnish is hah — haw means the small red fruit of the hawthorn tree.
haw in Finnish
hah
An imitation of laughter, often used to express scorn or disbelief. Often doubled or tripled (haw haw or haw haw haw).
What does "haw" mean?
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noun The small red fruit of the hawthorn tree.
"Birds strip the hedgerow of haws by late autumn."
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intj A hesitating sound made while speaking, often paired as "hem and haw."
"He hemmed and hawed before finally answering."
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intj A command given to a horse or other draft animal to turn left.
"The driver called "haw!" and the oxen swung left."
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haw in a sentence
- Birds strip the hedgerow of haws by late autumn.
- He hemmed and hawed before finally answering.
- The driver called "haw!" and the oxen swung left.
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What is "haw" in Finnish?
"haw" in Finnish is hah. haw means: The small red fruit of the hawthorn tree.
How do you use "haw" in a sentence?
Example: "Birds strip the hedgerow of haws by late autumn." In Finnish, "haw" is hah.
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