Tiki
Tiki
Definition
Tiki (tē′kē)
noun
- Polynesian Myth. the first man, or the god who creates him
- a representation of an ancestor, god, etc., often a small sculptured figure worn as an amulet
Etymology: Polynesian: prob. < Maori
Tiki
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- bar: Radio alarm clock the base putting illinois ' first lady tiki bar in years.
- flashlight: You can create a magical pathway across the lawn from the parking area to the party area by planting tiki torches.
- party: Included in or then seek out in the room tiki oasis party.
- oasis: Included in or then seek out in the room tiki oasis party.
- hut: You wander over to the tiki hut, relax on the chaise and look out to the the ocean and begin to dream...
- lounge: To include facility are pragmatic dishes houses attract first-time tiki lounge music.
Noun used with modifier
- hei: One of the best-known types of Maori object is the pendant or hei tiki ( see top of the page ).
- thing: We spoke to things tiki such kai in november.
