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24 Oct 2017
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What does 하앍 mean?
What does 하앍 mean?
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Two meaning. One is when you got so interested in something, you breath widly to show how much you are excited. The other one is.. kind of sexual meaning, like when you got excited by watching hot guy like that 😻😳
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