Puki.kī
1. nvs. Portuguese. Eng. Pukikī ʻeleʻele, dark-skinned Portuguese. Palaoa Pukikī, Portuguese sweet-bread. Piʻipiʻi Pukikī, kinky hair.
2. n. A tight-waisted dress, supposedly worn once by Portuguese.
pū.kī.kī
vs. Strong, boisterous, stormy, as wind.
PU-KI-KI
v. To blow strongly or furiously, as the wind; to be stormy or very rough, as the weather.
PU-KI-KI
s. A strong boisterous wind; a heavy storm.
2. A name given to tight waisted dresses for females.
PU-KI-KI
adj. Strong; furious; stormy, as the wind.
2. Sewed tightly; akamai i ka humuhumu papale pua, me ka papale pukiki.
Pukiki (pŭ'-ki'-kī'), adj.
/ pŭ'-ki'-kī' /1. Strong; furious; stormy, as the wind.
2. Sewed tightly: akamai i ka humuhumu papale pua, me ka papale pukiki.
Pukiki (pŭ'-kĭ-kī'), n.
/ pŭ'-kĭ-kī' /1. A strong boisterous wind; a heavy storm.
2. A tight-waisted dress for women.
Pukiki (pŭ'-kĭ-kī'), v.
/ pŭ'-kĭ-kī' /To blow strongly or furiously, as the wind; to be stormy or very rough, as the weather.
pūkikī
Term used in describing tight-waisted dresses for females.
pūkīkī
Strong, boisterous wind; a heavy storm.
pukiki’
strong, furious, boisterous, stormy; Portuguese.
pukiki
strong, furious, boisterous, stormy; Portuguese.
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