ʻānuhenuhe
/ ʻā.nuhe.nuhe /1. vs., Infested with caterpillars
2. vi., Wrinkled, furrowed; to pucker, wrinkle, shrivel.
3. Variant name for nenue fish.
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A-NU-HE-NU-HE
adj. Rarely done, as food not sufficiently cooked.
2. Rough with cold, anuhenuhe ka ili i ke anu, the skin is pimpled with cold.
A-NU-HE-NU-HE
s. The eating of bad food, fish, or meat, that is spoiled.
A-NU-HE-NU-HE
s. Name of a species of fish; also of limu.
anuhenuhe
/ ā-nŭ'-hĕ-nŭ'-hĕ /1. adj., Not completely cooked; not cooked sufficiently to lose its redness and juices; underdone; rare.
2. adj., Of poor quality; rank; bad; stale: Ai anuhenuhe; stale food.
3. adj., Contracted into ridges and furrows; puckered; wrinkled: Anuhenuhe ka ili i ke anu; the skin is wrinkled with cold.
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Anuhenuhe (ā-nŭ'-hĕ-nŭ'-hĕ), n.
/ ā-nŭ'-hĕ-nŭ'-hĕ /1. The state or quality of being rare or underdone; rareness: Ka anuhenuhe o ka pipi; the rareness of beef.
2. The quality or state of being stale; staleness; rankness.
3. A wrinkle or group of wrinkles; a pucker, as of the skin from cold.
4. a species of fish (Kyphosus fuscus). It is more generally known as nenue or manaloa.
ʻānuhenuhe
Not sufficiently cooked; the eating of food, fish or meat, that is spoiled. (A.)
ʻānuhenuhe
Pilot or rudderfish (Kyphosus spp.) A variant of nenue. Feeds on plant food, herbivorous, which makes a less palatable flesh for eating. Attains 24 inches.
ʻānuhenuhe
Rough with cold. ʻānuhenuhe kā ʻili i ke anu, the skin is pimpled with cold; wrinkled, furrowed, shriveled.
ʻānuhenuhe
Species of seaweed. No data. (A.)
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