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  • xmfთარგი:ქიანაშ მუნაჩემეფი MAW

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MAW may refer to: * Malawi, a republic in southeast Africa * Make-A-Wish Foundation, a U.S. charity * Marine Aircraft Wing, the largest aviation unit in the United States Marine Corps * Masters at Work, the house music producers "Little" Louie Vega and Kenny "Dope" González * Men at Work, an Australian pop band * Mexican–American War, between the U.S. and Mexico in 1846–1848 * Missile approach warning system, aircraft equipment to detect an approaching anti-aircraft missile * Mission Adaptive Wing, Adaptive compliant wing for aircraft which can change form * Modified Atlantic Water, water flowing from the Atlantic Ocean into the Mediterranean through the Alboran Sea

__NOTOC__ Maw may refer to:

Biology

A human's or animal's stomach or gullet, a bird's crop A fish's gas bladder (swim bladder) Abomasum, the fourth stomach of a ruminant

Games

Maw (game), a card game The Maw, a 2009 video game The Maw, the main setting of the video game Little Nightmares Maw, a monster in the video game My Singing Monsters

People with the surname

Carlyle E. Maw (1903–1987), American lawyer and politician George Maw (1832–1912), English botanist and artist Herbert B. Maw (1893–1990), American politician Nicholas Maw (1935–2009), British composer William Maw (1838–1924), British civil engineer

Other

A Scots language word for mother North American slang for "mother" Maw (state), one of the Shan states of Southeast Asia Maw language (disambiguation) Mace (bludgeon), a weapon Maw & Co, British manufacturer of ceramic tiles

See also

MAW (disambiguation) Mawe (disambiguation)

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