Pa'u Hana

What is Pa'u Hana?

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Pa'u Hana (pronounced "pow hana")is a Hawaiian phrase literally meaning, "finished work", but generally refers to the practice of leaving work early on Friday to start the weekend.

Also can be used as a verb for leaving anything early and/or incomplete.

Plebe: Dude, Boss just called a meeting for 3:45 on Friday, happy hour is F'ed!

Guy in the know: Just Pa'u Hana the fuck out of there and say you never got that memo.

or

Worker1: These reports are pointless and will never be seen, but require several more hours of work.

Worker2: Finish that one, shred the rest, then guess what, PA'U HANA BITCH!

Worker1: It's Millertime.

See work, early, hawaiian, finished, friday, happy hour
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