Haumea is largely used in the Hawaiian language and its origin is also Hawaiian. The name's meaning is cold thing; sacred birth. It is derived from the elements 'hau' meaning cold; 'mea' thing; 'hanaumea' sacred birth.
Best Answer: Generally speaking, you cannot get in trouble for this. You giving someone your urine is not a crime. Your friend, on the other hand, very well could get in trouble for this. If your friend is the same gender as you, then the only other way they would be able to tell it is not her urine is by temperature.
Mitchell: First we have to understand what No Refusal weekend means. That doesn't mean you're not allowed to refuse the test from the police officer. You absolutely keep your right to refuse field sobriety tests, the breath test, and the blood test, even when they say it's a No Refusal weekend. What happens when you refuse a breath test or you refuse to consent to a voluntary blood test, the police officers have to detail probable cause on a search warrant, and a magistrate has to approve it. Typically, the magistrates are City of Austin municipal court judges. Obviously if you do a field sobriety test, that's one way they can get probable cause.