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Redup. of lina 1, 2.
linalina
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LI-NA-LI-NA
s. See LINA. Tough food, i. e., kalo.
2. Wet, clayey land.
3. Any soft adhesive substance.
4. A drawing together of the skin of a wound; a scar.
LI-NA-LI-NA
v. To stick to; to adhere to, like pilali or shoemaker's wax; to be tough and adhesive, like water-soaked vegetables.
LI-NA-LI-NA
adj. Soft; mucous; adhesive; tough; tightly drawn, as a rope. See LINA. Tough or elastic, as India rubber.
Linalina (lī'-nă-lī'-na), adj.
/ lī'-nă-lī'-na /Soft; mucous; adhesive; tough; tightly drawn, as a rope; tough or elastic, as India rubber; glutinous.
Linalina (lī'-nă-lī'-na), n.
/ lī'-nă-lī'-na /1. Any glutinous substance; stickiness, said of certain kinds of food: kalo linalina, glutinous taro.
2. Wet, clayey land.
3. Any soft adhesive substance.
4. A drawing together of the skin of a wound; a scar.
Linalina (lī'-nă-lī'-na), v.
/ lī'-nă-lī'-na /1. To be sticky; to be adhesive, like gum.
2. To be tough and glutinous.
linalina
a scar on body; to be sticky.
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