apu
1. nvt. To snap or snatch with the teeth; snatching. Fig., to destroy, ravage, ruin. (PNP apu.)
2. Same as apuapu 2.
1. nvt. To snap or snatch with the teeth; snatching. Fig., to destroy, ravage, ruin. (PNP apu.)
2. Same as apuapu 2.
v. To run after; to chase with a design of overtaking another.
2. To devour food greedily.
s. A cup made of cocoanut shell for drinking awa; he apu ka iwi o ka niu.
2. A dish; a cup of any material.
3. MET. Affliction; suffering; he kiaha; also,
4. Water in which kalo has been soaked, a kind of medicine; apu kalo, apu laau; the cup gives name to the drink.
s. A file; a rasp. 1 Sam. 13:20.
1. n., A small drinking-vessel, usually made of coconut shell; a cup. He apu ka iwi o ka niu.
2. n., Any hollow vessel of whatever shape, size, or material, used for serving food at meals; a cup or bowl; a dish.
3. n., The contents of a cup.
4. n., Figuratively, any unusual affliction or pleasure; lot.
5. n., The act or process of devouring.
6. n., Destructive action, especially operating with violence; ruin; desolation; ravage: ke apu a ka niuhi. the ravages of the man-eater (shark).
7. n., A file; a rasp. See apuapu.
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To eat up greedily or ravenously; to devour.
2. To destroy wantonly; to make away with violently or recklessly; to waste.
3. To lay waste by devouring or some other destructive method; to ravage: Apu ka niuhi i ka moana; the man-eater (shark) ravages the ocean.
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