1. nvt., To swindle, cheat, defraud; forgery, embezzlement; fraudulent.
2. vi., To emerge, come into light.
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v., To hide; to secrete; to steal.
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1. s., Deceit; treachery.
2. A thief; e manaoia oia no he apuka, he shall be considered as having stolen. Kan. Haw.
3. Apuka, in law, is forgery.
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1. n., The practices of a swindler; defrauding; swindling.
2. n., A fraudulent schemer; a cheat; a defrauder; a swindler.
3. n., One who comits forgery; a forger.
4. n., The act of falsely making or materially altering, with intent to defraud, any writing which, if genuine, might be of legal efficacy or the foundation of a legal liability; forgery.
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1. v., To deprive of something dishonestly; to cheat; to defraud.
2. v., To cheat and defraud grossly or with deliberate artifice; to swindle.
3. v., In law, to make a false and fraudulent imitation of something which, if genuine, would import legal efficacy; to forge.
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To swindle, cheat, defraud, embezzle; forgery. See kālā ʻāpuka, palapala ʻāpuka.
Deceit, treachery. In law it means forgery.
cheating, forgery, a swindler, embezzler.
1. Fraudulent (as in the execution of a deed). Kahula v. Kanewanui, 17 Haw. 466, 472 (1906). 2. Swindle; cheat; defraud.
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