hoʻolili
/ hoʻo.lili /Rippled surface of the sea, as caused by fish; undulation or vibration of light in the hot sun; to ripple, vibrate, undulate; to close or blink the eyes in bright glare.
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HOO-LI-LI
v. See LILI, jealously. To partially close the eyes on account of a bright light.
2. To contract the sight of the eye; to make a wry face.
3. To make one jealous; to cause jealousy.
4. To question with pertness; to appear consequential; to be dignified.
5. To set up for or assume what does not belong to one; hoolili ko Oahu e hookolokolo i ko Lahaina.
HOO-LI-LI
v. To undulate, as the air under a hot sun; to undulate, as the surface of water by the skipping of fishes.
HOO-LI-LI
s. The name of the place where the opely are found.
2. The putting on of airs; a feeling of one's importance; the act of creating jealousy in another.
HOO-LI-LI
adj. Firm; hard; bold; dignified; important.
Hoolili (ho'o-lī'-li), adj.
/ ho'o-lī'-li /1. Partaking of a jealous nature; distrustful.
2. Firm; hard; bold; dignified; important.
Hoolili (ho'o-lī'-li), n.
/ ho'o-lī'-li /1. A wavy appearance on the surface of a quiet sea, often caused by a school of fish swimming near the surface.
2. The putting on of airs; a feeling of one's importance; the act of creating jealousy in another.
Hoolili (ho'o-lī'-li), v.
/ ho'o-lī'-li /[Hoo and lili, jealous.]
1. To partly close the eyes on account of a bright light.
2. To make one jealous; to cause jealousy.
3. To set up for or assume what does not belong to one; hoolili bo Oahu e hookolokolo i ko Lahaina.
4. To provoke suspicion.
5. To undulate, as the air under a hot sun; to undulate, as the surface of water by the skipping of fishes or gentle current of air.
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