mahaha
n. A surgeonfish (Acanthuridae).
mahāha
vs. Soft, tender, weak; soft and mealy, as a baked potato. hoʻo.mahā.ha To prepare soil for gardening, to make earth soft and fine.
mā.hā.hā
vs. Dry and hard, as poi made of poor quality taro.
MA-HA-HA
v. See HAHA. To be soft; to be tender; to be weak, as a person.
2. To be tender or flexible, as a vegetable.
3. To be soft and tough, as water-soaked vegetables.
MA-HA-HA
s. The name of a species of fish, the kala.
2. A species of kalo.
MA-HA-HA
adj. Soft and tough.
2. Tender, as a weak person.
3. Soft and mealy, as a baked potato.
Mahaha (mă'-hā'-ha), adj.
/ mă'-hā'-ha /1. Soft and tough.
2. Tender, as a weak person.
3. Soft and mealy, as a baked potato.
Mahaha (mă'-hā'-ha), n.
/ mă'-hā'-ha /1. A species of fish, the kala (Acanthurus unicornis).
2. A taro plant that; sends out no shoots.
Mahaha (mă'-hă'-ha), v.
/ mă'-hă'-ha /1. To be soft; to be tender; to be weak, as a person.
2. To be tender or flexible, as a vegetable.
3. To be soft and glutinous, as water-soaked vegetables. Syn: Loliloli.
mahaha
Soft and mealy, as potatoes.
mahaha
Large unicornfish (Naso unicornis). Member of surgeonfish family (Acanthuridae). In its adult stage it grows a horn on the snout. It feeds on sargassum and sea plants generally, growing to 24 inches. See kala.
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