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1. Var. of pīkokoi.

2. nvi. Onanism, masturbation; to practice onanism or masturbation; one who does so. Fig., to work hard with little produce. (PCP piitoitoi.)

v. See PIKOI above. To call or entice birds so as to catch them.

2. To collect together; to assemble, as persons for pleasure or business.

3. To suck; to stick together, as by attraction; applied to the organs of speech; hence,

4. To speak inarticulately; to stammer; e omoomo, e eueu.

5. To work and effect but little; to make a great effort and bring little to pass.

6. To practice onanism.

s. Hard labor with little produce.

2. The practice of onanism; self abuse.

Pikoikoi (pī-kō'i-ko'i), n.

/ pī-kō'i-ko'i / Haw to Eng, Parker (1922),

1. Hard labor with little produce.

2. The practice of onanism.

Pikoikoi (pī-kō'i-kō'i), v.

/ pī-kō'i-kō'i / Haw to Eng, Parker (1922),

1. To assemble or be assembled in crowds; to swarm.

2. To practice onanism; the word is also applied to other unnatural practices.

To call or lure birds for snaring. (A.)

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