A colloquial expression, primarily used in Geordie (Newcastle, England) dialect, meaning 'go away' or expressing disbelief.
From English 'had' plus 'away,' combining the past tense auxiliary with 'away' to create an imperative-like expression. Distinctly regional to Northeast England.
Regional dialects like Geordie preserve historical speech patterns that educated English speakers have abandoned—'hadaway' is like a living fossil of how English might have sounded centuries ago!
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