kī.oe
1. n. Small surfboard.
2. vi. To turn the head with a rotary motion, as of a bird watching its prey. Cf. oeoe, long neck.
kī.ʻoʻe
nvt. Ladle, dipper, cup; scoop or spoon made of coconut shell; dip, as of poi; arm or wrist motion in paddling or dipping; net-mending instrument; to skim, as cream from milk; to dip, ladle, scoop; to join nets together; to twist and snap, as breadfruit with a lou stick. Cf. ʻoʻe, to probe. Ka ʻai kīʻoʻe lāʻau, the food reached with a stick [breadfruit].
kīʻoʻe
hamani To skim; to ladle, scoop. Dic. See puna kīʻoʻe, ʻoʻe.
KI-O-E
, v. To skim off the scum of a liquid, or to skim the cream from milk; to dip up water, as with a ladle.
KI-O-E
, s. The name of a small surfboard; he papa heenalu liilii.
Kioe (kī'-o'e), n.
/ kī'-o'e /1. A cup; a spoon or ladle.
2. The motion of the forearm and wrist in. paddling or dipping.
Kioe (kī'-o'e), v.
/ kī'-o'e /1. To skim off the scum of a liquid.
2. To skim the cream from milk.
3. To dip up any liquid, as with a ladle.
Kioe (kī'-ō'-e), v.
/ kī'-ō'-e /To turn the head with a rotary motion, as in search of something, said of a bird watching for its prey.
kīoe
Small surfboard.
kiʻoʻe
Coconut-shell spoon.
kio‘e
to dip up, scoop, skim.
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