loulou
/ lou.lou /1. Reduplication of lou #1; to link or hook together.
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2. n., Finger-pulling contest: two players hook fingers and see who can keep his finger hooked the longest.
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loulou
hamani, To link, as in a computer program.
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LOU-LOU
v. See LOU. To bend over; to bend down.
2. To hold fast, as with a hook; to hook round the fingers and pull, a trial of strength. See LOULOULIMA.
2. Haa. To be bowed or bent over with grief; to be deeply affected. 2 Sam. 13:33.
3. To weep on account of deep repentance.
LOU-LOU
adj. Bending over or around.
2. Bent with pain or grief.
3. Hooked or held fast.
LOU-LOU
s. The name of an exercise or play; eia kekahi lealea, o ka loulou, here is one exercise, the loulou.
Loulou (lo'u-lo'u), adj.
1. Bending over or around.
2. Bent with pain or grief.
Loulou (lō'u-lō'u), n.
The name of an exercise or game; eia kekahi lealea, o ka loulou, here is one exercise, the loulou. See louloulima.
Loulou (lo'u-lo'u), v.
To be bent down, as by weight or pressure.
Loulou (lō'u-lō'u), v.
1. To link together; to hold fast, as with links or hooks; to connect with links.
2. To clasp or link hands and pull in opposite directions, in trial of strength.
loulou
Trial of strength by finger holding and pulling.
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