"hammajang" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1988, Hawaii Review, numbers 23-24, page 72:",
          "text": "I can't think straight, my thoughts are all hammajang, but I say, \"When is his funeral? […]",
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          "ref": "2019, Lehua Parker, One Boy, No Water, Makena Press, →ISBN:",
          "text": "I peeked through the fence and almost died right there on the dirt. Tunazilla was sitting under a mango tree strumming an 'ukulele and singing with a voice like heaven itself. Next to her was a hammajang teddy bear, half the fuzz gone and missing one eye. I stood there, jaw on the ground, unable to believe those sounds, [...]",
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        "In a state of confusion or disorder."
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        "(Hawaii) In a state of confusion or disorder."
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          "text": "I peeked through the fence and almost died right there on the dirt. Tunazilla was sitting under a mango tree strumming an 'ukulele and singing with a voice like heaven itself. Next to her was a hammajang teddy bear, half the fuzz gone and missing one eye. I stood there, jaw on the ground, unable to believe those sounds, [...]",
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        "In a state of confusion or disorder."
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        "(Hawaii) In a state of confusion or disorder."
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