Kiwis

/ ˈkiːwiːs /

plural noun

Then they beat the living daylights out of the Kiwis, 98-71.

Of the 29 miners, 24 are Kiwis, two are Australians, two are Britons and one is a South African.

If by some miracle New Zealand can win, then the Kiwis are guaranteed to go through.

And such a funny thing for a bird to do, the kiwis go about with their noses to the ground like a dog smelling after a rat.

They confound their parents daily with questions relating to the habits of marmots or the language of kiwis.

Then we went into the Ostrich House and thoroughly searched two Kiwis.

Because they roam about so much at night, the kiwis sleep much of the day.

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