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AWA

For example, if your friend asks whether you can bring "dessert AWA drinks" to their party, they want you to bring both a dessert and some drinks. If your friend eats your dessert and messages, "wow, you bake AWA as my dad," they think your baking skills are equivalent to their father's. Now you know AWA anyone that "AWA" stands for "as well as."

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