haw-haw
hawthorn
hawker
hawkeye
hawser
hawking
hawthorn berry
hawthorn tea
hem and haw
The hawthorn tree was full of red berries.
The old man chewed on a haw.
She plucked a haw from the bush.
The hawk swooped down to catch its prey.
He enjoyed watching the hawthorn blossoms in spring.
The hawker was selling fruits on the street.
The hawthorn hedge provided a natural barrier.
She made a delicious hawthorn jam.
The hawk circled high in the sky.
The hawker called out to attract customers.
We just looked at each other and went yee haw!
Haw, haw - that's a good one, eh, Sister.
I'd like to haw further education.Now I am studying for my doctorats.
Pinocchio screamed with pain and as he screamed he brayed: " Haw! Haw! Haw! I can't digest straw! "
He hemmed and hawed for a few minutes, then he finally told me he was getting married.
He was only in custody for about four miles and he didn't hee and haw too much about it.
Instead of moans and cries, they burst forth into loud donkey brays, which sounded very much like, " Haw! Haw! Haw! "
A doctor ordered that she eat 10 haws boiled with crystal sugar before dinner.
" To hem and haw" means to speak indirectly.
Would you please just stop with the hee haws?
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