hohō
vi. To snore, snort, bray, heehaw, splash, gurgle, breathe hard, draw in mucus. hoʻo.hohō Caus/sim.; to cause a snort.
HO-HO
v. See Ho, to breathe. To snore; to breathe hard; to gurgle, as one breathing through water in the throat.
2. To snort, as a horse; alaila, hoho mai ka lio.
3. To cry out; to shout after. See HOOHO.
HO-HO
s. Snow; the spray of water from a cataract.
2. The distant sound of a small cataract.
HO-HO
v. To sink down, as a canoe in the water.
2. To leap or slide down, as one from a pali.
3. To jet, as water into a canoe where there is a hole; ke hoho mai la ka liu.
Hoho (hŏ'-hō'), n.
/ hŏ'-hō' /1. Hollow murmuring or roaring, as of rushing waters.
2. The distant sound of a small cataract.
3. Sound caused by the rush of compressed air or water.
Hoho (hō'-hō'), v.
/ hō'-hō' /1. To make a hoarse gurgling noise as water over a sinking canoe; to gurgle: Ke hoho mai la ka liu, the leak gurgles.
Hoho (hŏ'-hō'), v.
/ hŏ'-hō' /1. To snore.
2. To breathe hard.
3. To gurgle.
4. To snort, as a horse: alaila, hoho mai ka lio.
hoʻóho
What we call halloo is hoʻóho in Hawaiian.
hoho’
to snore, snort.
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