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kuke
1. vt., To nudge, push, jostle.
- References:
- Cf. kuke kū.
- PEP tute.
2. n., Thin type of adze (2.5 or 4 cm wide), as used for finer work in handicraft.
- Source:
- English.
4. nvi., Customs, duty; to be on duty or watch (Kel. 115).
- Source:
- English.
- Examples:
- Uku i nā kuke, pay duties.
5. n., Duke.
- Source:
- English.
kuke
See lumi kuke. Kumu paina Kuke. Cook pine. Also paina Kuke.
KU-KE
v. Ku and ke, to drive off. To drive or force away.
2. To hunch or push off, i. e., to give a hint with the elbow to go.
3. Hoo. To cast out; to expel; to drive away. Nah. 32:21.
4. To be angry at.
KU-KE
s. A thin kind of adze, chisel shaped.
KU-KE
s. Eng. A cook.
kuke
/ kū'-ke /1. n., A thin kind of adze, chisel-shaped and about an inch or inch and a half in width, used for the finer work in handicraft.
2. n.,[Eng.] A cook.
Kuke (kū'-ke), v.
/ kū'-ke /1. To nudge; to push gently.
2. To hunch or push off, that is, to give a hint with the elbow to go.
kuke
Cook; to cook; cookie; customs duty.
kuke
Thin, chisel-shaped adze.
kuke
to nudge, push gently.
ku’ke
cook.
Ku-ke
v. to drive or force away Hooā”to cast out, expel, drive away.
Ku-ke
s. Eng. a cook.
Ku-ke
v. to drive or force away Hoo—to cast out, expel, drive away.
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