Definition of hw

hw

noun - uncountable

"homework."
Did the prof assign any hw last class?
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- See more words with the same meaning: school (related to).
Last edited on May 16 2011. Submitted by Walter Rader (Editor) from Sacramento, CA, USA on Aug 11 2009.

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Other terms relating to 'acronyms (list of)':
SOP	Definitions include: acronym for "standard operating procedure".
IKR	Definitions include: acronym for "I know, right?"
NSS	Definitions include: acronym for "no shit, Sherlock".
FOCLOL	Definitions include: acronym for "falling off chair, laughing out loud".
bb	Definitions include: abbreviated form of "baby".
IOTTMCO	Definitions include: acronym for "intuitively obvious to the most casual observer."
l8r	Definitions include: "later".
AKA	Definitions include: acronym of "Also Known As."
LMP	Definitions include: acronym for "lick my pussy".
B.M.	Definitions include: acronym for "bowel movement."
BYOW	Definitions include: "bring your own wine".
SCOTUS	Definitions include: acronym for "Supreme Court of the United States".
IIRC	Definitions include: acronym for "if I recall correctly."
FWIU	Definitions include: "from what I understand".
TMI	Definitions include: acronym for "too much information".
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Other terms relating to 'school (related to)':
diploma mill	Definitions include: a college or university where the coursework isn't extensive enough, in the speaker's opinion.
fish	Definitions include: a person who has not had their first kiss or has never French kissed.
fracket	Definitions include: a jacket that people wear to fraternities or other large party scenes.
all but dissertation	Definitions include: a student who has completed all parts of advanced education with the exception of completing, presenting, and defending their dissertation.
frat boy	Definitions include: a person who is in, or has been in, a college fraternity ("frat").
senioritis	Definitions include: burnout or simple laziness experienced during the final year of school before graduation.
hit the books	Definitions include: to prepare for school.
play hookie	Definitions include: Skipping school, missing classes, taking as extended lunch, skipping out of work for the day/afternoon just to have fun.
Stars for Stoners	Definitions include: an introductory (or especially easy) astronomy course at a college.
homey	Definitions include: homework.
busy work	Definitions include: work (in a professional or educational setting) that is designed to keep a person busy, but to not permit that person to accomplish anything of note.
gazinta	Definitions include: "goes in to".
frat	Definitions include: of or relating to stereotypes of fraternity life.
b school	Definitions include: business school.
frat-tastic	Definitions include: related to or similar to a fraternity; "fratty".
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mired down	Definitions include: To be completely stuck in something with no way out.
scumbag	Definitions include: an undesirable person - usually one who is without morals or decency.
take the reins	Definitions include: to take control.
be on cloud nine	Definitions include: to be very happy.
freestyle	Definitions include: to rap without preparation.
on tilt	Definitions include: letting one's emotions negatively affect one's performance.
god damn	Definitions include: general expletive.
on the paper chase	Definitions include: to run behind money for a profit.
Photoshop	Definitions include: to manipulate a photograph with Adobe Photoshop or other image editing software.
get (one's) ducks in a row	Definitions include: To ensure all the small details or elements are accounted for and in their proper order before embarking on a new project. Good attorneys, for example, make sure all of the evidence and witnesses are presented in a precise, effective order, like ducklings following the mother duck in a straight line when in water, or the natural flight formation used by ducks as they fly through the sky in a V-formation behind the leader, allowing each duck to take advantage of reduced wind resistance.