koe.koe
Redup. of koe 2; to strum, as an ukulele.
koʻe.koʻe
vs.
1. Cool, damp, chilled from wet and cold. hoʻo.koʻe.koʻe To make cold; to chill. (PCP toketoke.)
2. Tasteless; insipid, bland, as unsalted food or as too fresh poi; flat, unsavory, as warm food that has chilled.
koekoe
hamani To strum, as an ʻukulele or guitar. Dic. Cf. koe.
koʻekoʻe
Kaua koʻekoʻe. Cold war, i.e. intense rivalry between nations but without military combat.
KO-E-KO-E
v. To be wet and cold; to be cold from being wet.
2. To scratch out, as writing with a knife.
KO-E-KO-E
s. Dampness; cold; chilliness; i ke anuanu ame ke koekoe o ua wahi nei la.
KO-E-KO-E
adj. Chilly from being wet; chilled; cold.
Koekoe (ko'e-ko'e), adj.
/ ko'e-ko'e /Chilly from being wet; chilled; cold.
Koekoe (ko'e-ko'e), n.
/ ko'e-ko'e /Dampness; cold; chilliness: i ke anuanu ame ke koekoe o ua wahi nei la.
Koekoe (kō'-ĕ-kō'-e), n.
/ kō'-ĕ-kō'-e /A break in the surface made by a scratch.
Koekoe (ko'e-ko'e), v.
/ ko'e-ko'e /To be wet and cold; to be cold from being wet.
Koekoe (kō'-ĕ-kō'-e), v.
/ kō'-ĕ-kō'-e /To break the surface of a thing by rubbing with anything rough or sharp-pointed; to mar the surface by scratching.
koekoe
to mar surface by rasping or scratching.
ko‘eko‘e
cold and wet; cold food: tasteless.
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