Haw [noun]

A chorus of haw haws, showed how delighted his fellow-clowns were with farmer Joe's story.

The Irish title of the letter a or haw is alif, as also is the Arabian: the Greek alpha is either alpa or alfa.

This seemed a good joke, and they all howled and haw-hawed gleefully.

Why do these—these people at the fort hem and haw and hesitate when they speak about him?

He looked like an animated drying-post, and the Dutch boy, in spite of his troubles, began to haw-haw wildly.

We ourselves laugh at a "haw-haw" intonation in English; why, then, should we forbid Americans to do so?

During the second day her burro gave a rasping bray, and a hee-haw answered from the bush.

The parson didn't say nuthin', but jist looked at me, while the men in the store haw-hawed right out an' told the joke all round.

Not knowing how to answer this rebuff, he tried to cover his embarrassment by exclaiming authoritatively, "Haw, Bright!"

Mary was in front of me, leaning in a somewhat foolish way on the haw-er, and they were chatting excitedly.