kanuka
/ (ˈkɑːnuːkə) /
nounplural kanuka
a New Zealand myrtaceous tree, Leptospermum Ericoides, with aromatic leaves: Also called: white tea tree
Origin of kanuka
1Māori
Words Nearby kanuka
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How to use kanuka in a sentence
"She has mixed it with snow," interpreted kanuka, as she urged it upon him.
The North Pacific | Willis Boyd Allenkanuka turned to his men and talked to them rapidly and in low tones.
The North Pacific | Willis Boyd AllenA low colloquy ensued, and then kanuka turned to his employer.
The North Pacific | Willis Boyd Allen"I don't doubt your word, kanuka," observed Fred in the same calm, even tones.
The North Pacific | Willis Boyd AllenAt this interesting point kanuka entered from a rear door, stamping off the snow, and took his place on the bench beside Fred.
The North Pacific | Willis Boyd Allen
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