noni
/ (ˈnəʊnɪ) /
a tree, Morinda citrifolia, native to SE Asia and the Pacific islands, juice from the fruit of which is marketed as a health supplement
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How to use noni in a sentence
The Watsons Go to Birmingham stars Anika noni Rose, Wood Harris, and David Alan Grier.
Tonya Lee on Her New Hallmark Movie, ‘The Watsons Go to Birmingham’ | Allison Samuels | September 20, 2013 | THE DAILY BEASTRobert King: We happened upon that because we love Anika noni Rose [who plays Wendy Scott-Carr] and Monica Raymund.
‘The Good Wife’: Robert and Michelle King on Alicia, Kalinda, Renewal Prospects, and More | Jace Lacob | March 12, 2012 | THE DAILY BEASTMariet steps aside a little distance, where little noni is sleeping.
The Crushed Flower and Other Stories | Leonid Andreyevnoni (no-ni)--a dye-plant (Morinda citrifolia) whose fruit was sometimes eaten.
Unwritten Literature of Hawaii | Nathaniel Bright EmersonFor little noni, for him—for little noni who is boarding the ship to-night.
The Crushed Flower and Other Stories | Leonid Andreyev
And when you grow up, go out on every sea and find him, noni.
The Crushed Flower and Other Stories | Leonid AndreyevI nursed you, noni, when your father brought you on board ship.
The Crushed Flower and Other Stories | Leonid Andreyev
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