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paopao
/ pao.pao /paʻo.paʻo, ulua paʻo.paʻo
n. A species of ulua, a fish (Caranx speciosus); green and yellow with vertical green bands; considered one of the best fishes for eating raw.
PAO-PAO
v. See PAO, to peck; to strike at. To beat or bruise the head.
2. To beat or bruise generally. Isa. 53:5. To smite. Puk. 3:20.
PAO-PAO
s. A strife; a beating. Puk. 21:25. Paopaoia, beaten; bruised. Oihk. 22:24.
2. The name of a species of fish.
PAO-PAO
adj. Bound, as a prisoner; one in bondage. See PIO.
Paopao (pă'o-pă'o), n.
/ pă'o-pă'o /1. A strife; a beating.
2. A species of cavalla fish (Caranx speciosus).
Paopao (pā'o-pa'o), v.
/ pā'o-pa'o /[Pao, to peck; to strike at.]
1. To beat or bruise.
2. To beat or bruise generally; to smite.
3. To bore through anything by striking with a pointed instrument.
Paopao (pā'o-pā'o) :
/ pā'o-pā'o /beating, strife. Land section, Kohala, Hawaii.
Paopao
Point, north Lā-naʻi. Lit., scooping.
paʻopaʻo
Yellow jack, ulua (Gnathanodon speciosus). The adults are whitish with faint dark bars; the young are yellow with distinct black bars. Grows to 3 feet. Popular for eating raw. Also called ulua paʻopaʻo. See momoni, nuku moneʻu.
paopao
To beat or bruise, generally. (Isa. 53:5.)
paopao
to beat; to peck repeatedly.
paopao
a maul.
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