haw. Synonyms

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The wind howled and whistled through the cracks in the window pane.
Lisa's temper flared and she gave her sister a withering haw.
The professor hawked and cleared his throat before beginning his lecture.
The haw of a falcon could be heard piercing through the sky.
After hours of coughing, I finally managed to clear my throat with a loud haw.
The magician pulled a rabbit out of his hat with a flourish and a haw.
The politician carefully hawed and hemmed before answering the reporter's question.
The businessman hawked his wares at the street corner.
The old woman had a persistent haw that made it difficult for her to speak.
The car sputtered and hawked as it struggled up the hill.

hem, vacillate, wait, hesitate, dawdle, falter, balance, stagger, wobble, pause

decide,decide,continue, dive (in), stir, dive (in), stir, plunge (in), plunge (in), continue

The wind howled and whistled through the cracks in the window pane.

Lisa's temper flared and she gave her sister a withering haw.

The professor hawked and cleared his throat before beginning his lecture.

The haw of a falcon could be heard piercing through the sky.