hwaa
a word used to laugh at someone elses misfortune.
pr-nounced ‘hwaaghh’, the ‘-aaaghh’ sounding similar to the sound a duck makes.
also spelt ‘hwa’, but this is widely considered to be incorrect as it sounds like ‘hwu’ (which is stupid)
1. “man i just got owned in that game.”
“hwaa. sucked in.”
2. “im on fire.”
“hwaa”
a word used to laugh at someone else’s misfortune.
pr-nounced ‘hwaaghh’, the ‘-aaaghh’ sounding similar to the sound a duck makes.
also spelt ‘hwa’, but this is widely considered to be incorrect as it sounds like ‘hwu.’ (which is gay).
1. “man, i just got owned in that game.”
“hwaa. sucked in.”
2. “my shirt is on fire.”
“hwaa”
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