hem and haw
The phrase "hem and haw" is an idiom that means to hesitate, falter, or be indecisive. It refers to the act of making hesitant sounds like "ahem" or "haw" while trying to find the right words or gather thoughts before speaking or making a decision. It often indicates uncertainty, doubt, or a lack of confidence in expressing oneself or making a choice.
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