kukuluaeʻo
/ kukulu.aeʻo /1. nvi., Stilts; to walk on stilts.
2. n., Hawaiian stilt bird (Himantopus himantopus 🌐). Figuratively, a thin, long-legged person.
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kūkuluaeʻo
kikino, Stilt, either the bird or the toy.
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kukuluaeo
/ KU-KU-LU-A-E-O /1. s., The name of a bird with long legs.
2. A person walking on stilts.
3. The name of the stilts; he ohe kahi laau hana ia i mea kukuluaeo.
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kukuluaeo
/ kū'-kū'-lŭ-ā-e'o /1. n., Stilts.
2. n., A very thin person with very long legs.
3. n., Name of a bird, the Hawaiian stilt (Himantopus knudseni). Back and wings deep black with gloss of green. Bill black; legs very long, hence its name.
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Kukuluaeo
/ ku'-kulu-ā'eo /stilt plover. Land section, Oahu.
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Kukuluāeʻo
Tract formerly fronting Kewalo Basin, Honolulu, Oʻahu, containing marshes, salt pans, and small fishponds.
- Lit., Hawaiian stilt (bird).
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kukuluāeʻo
Person walking on stilts; stilts.
kukuluāeʻo
Hawaiian stilt (Himantopus mexicanus knudseni). Native to the Hawaiian Islands and considered an endangered species. The term is also applied to a person walking on stilts. See āeʻo.
kukuluae‘o
stilts: the stilt bird.
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