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Anonymous  +  486268 Sat, 08 Mar 08 12:44 AM
Hi! I wish to know what means the word 'Hawting', i research in google but no explain what is the meaning, i guess that 'hawting' can be 'slang', but i don't sure. You can help me? Thank you!
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Avangi  +  486272 Sat, 08 Mar 08 12:53 AM

It doesn't ring a bell.  Perhaps you're not spelling it correctly.  If you could try to make up a sentence similar to the one in which you heard it, we might have a clue.  (try "haunting")
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