hāuliuli
/ hā.uli.uli /1. Reduplication of hāuli #1.
2. n., A fish (Gempylus serpens 🌐), sometimes called the snake mackerel.
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hauliuli
/ HA-U-LI-U-LI /v., The intensive of hauli. To be dark, &c.
2. To be in a slight state of commotion; applied to the rippling of the sea when the wind just begins to blow.
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hauliuli
/ HA-U-LI-U-LI /s., Name of a species of fish.
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/ ha'-u'-li-u'-li /n., The snake mackerel. (Lemnisoma thyrsitoides.) A rare deep-sea fish, color dark metallic blue, attains a length of three feet and over. Known also as hauliulipuhi.
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hauliuli
/ hā'-u'-li-u'-li /[Intensive of hauli.]
1. v., To be dark, etc.
2. v., To be in a slight state of commotion; applied to the rippling of the sea when the wind begins to blow.
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hāuliuli
The “snake” mackerel (Gempylus serpens). Body color is a uniform dark-blue slate. It is occasionally caught in the open sea of Hawaiʻi. It reaches up to 3 feet in length and inhabits the surface regions down to several hundred feet. See weleku.
hāuliuli
Rippling of the sea when the wind just begins to blow. (A.)
hāuliuli
Sweet potato, dark in color. (NP 126.)
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