Maui
[mou-ee]
- an island in central Hawaii. 728 sq. mi. (1886 sq. km).
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Contemporary Examples
“Failure,” said another, who has lived in Philadelphia and Maui but has made this his home for the last decade.
I spoke to Clyde Prestowitz yesterday, by phone at his residence in Maui for further clarification.
The big-wave surfer conquered a 70-foot swell at Jaws in Maui, which landed him a spot in the Guinness Book of World Records.
Surfer Mike Parsons rode the 64-foot wave during a competition on the north shore of Maui, Hawaii.
In 2006, Fitzpatrick retired from the transit department with visions of moving to Maui and “marrying a pretty Japanese girl.”
Historical Examples
Quivering with excitement, Maui crouched in his hiding-place and waited.
Legends of WailukuCharlotte Hapai
Very angry, Maui punished the bird again and demanded the truth.
Legends of WailukuCharlotte Hapai
Often in the quiet days that followed did Maui amuse himself with the big kite.
Legends of WailukuCharlotte Hapai
Great was Maui's surprise and consternation when he found his kite gone.
Legends of WailukuCharlotte Hapai
Maui was very sly and quick, but he was never a good fisherman.
Legends of WailukuCharlotte Hapai
Maui
- a volcanic island in S central Hawaii: the second largest of the Hawaiian Islands. Pop: 117 644 (2000). Area: 1885 sq km (728 sq miles)
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