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1. Red, redness; rosy-cheeked; red-faced, as from sunburn; sunburned, bronzed. Nono ʻula, to flush, blush. Cf. pūnono.

2. Full of holes, perforated, moth-eaten; oozing, seeping out, as water in the sand; seepage. Cf. hānonono.

vi. To snore, gurgle. hoʻo.nonō Caus/sim.

ʻaʻano Permeability, permeable. Dic., ext. mng. Ālialia nono. Anchialine pool.

v. To snore. See NONE and NONOO.

2. To gurgle; to make the noise of drinking water out of a calabash; to blow up water, as a hog with its snout under water.

v. To be fresh or red in the face from exercise; to be sunburnt or red from the heat of the sun; e ula na papalina i ka wela o ka la.

s. A dark red or purple color; redness.

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1. n., A dark red or purple color; redness.

2. n., A fast color, said of all fixed colors.

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Nono (nŏ-nō'), v.

/ nŏ-nō' / Haw to Eng, Parker (1922),

1. To snore.

2. To gurgle; to make the noise of drinking water out of a calabash; to blow up water, as a hog with its snout under water.

Nono (nō'-no), v.

/ nō'-no / Haw to Eng, Parker (1922),

To be fresh or red in the face from exercise; to be sunburnt or red from the heat of the sun; e ula na papalina i ka wela o ka la.

Nono (no'-no):

/ no'-no / Haw to Eng, Parker (1922),

dark color. Pond, Puna. Kauai.

redness of face, of sunburn, of angry eyes.

to snore.

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