ʻā.poʻo
nvi. To hide, seek shelter; to gad about, a gadder.
A-POO
v. To go from house to house, doing no work; ua apoo hele i kauhale i ka ua.
A-POO
s. An idle, lazy person who goes from house to house; aia i ka apoo kauhale.
Apoo (ā-po'o), n.
/ ā-po'o /1. One who gads continually or habitually; a gadder; a gadabout.
2. That which shelters from injury or annoyance.
Apoo (ā-po'o), v.
/ ā-po'o /1. To go from house to house, doing no work; to go about idly for diversion or idle curiosity: to gad.
2. To hide; to be under cover; to seek shelter, as from rain: Ua apoo hele i kauhale i ka ua.
ʻāpoʻo
Idle, lazy person; to go from house to house but doing no work.
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