HOO-NA-E-LE
v. See NAELE. To cause to be thick, as mud; to be muddy.
2. To break open; to crack, as dried mud.
Hoonaele (ho'o-nă'-ē'-le), v.
/ ho'o-nă'-ē'-le /[Hoo and naele, swampy.]
1. To be swampy; to be soggy; springv, etc., as a marsh covered with thick vegetable growth.
2. To cause to sag by pressure under weight
3. To open or enlarge, as a hole or cleft.
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