ʻōkolehao
/ ʻō.kole.hao /1. n., Liquor distilled from ti root in a still of the same name; later, a gin as made of rice or pineapple juice. Literally, iron bottom.
2. Iron try-pot still.
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O-KO-LE-HAO
s. The name given to an iron try-pot, brought ashore and made into a still.
2. The vulgar but expressive name given to liquor which natives and some foreigners distill from ki root; so called from the name of the pot above mentioned.
Okolehao (o-kŏ'-le-hā'o), n.
/ o-kŏ'-le-hā'o /1. The name given to an iron try-pot, brought ashore and made into a still.
2. Liquor distilled from ti root; so called from the pot above mentioned.
3. In later times, a gin made from sugar, pineapple juice, rice or other materials.
ʻōkolehao
Liquor distilled from the kī root.
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