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piopio

British  
/ ˈpiːɒpiːɒ /

noun

  1. a New Zealand thrush, Turnagra capensis , thought to be extinct

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Etymology

Origin of piopio

Māori, of imitative origin

Example Sentences

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It was a store in the small town of Piopio that Mr Phillips was suspected of attempting to break into when police were called, leading to a chase and the shoot-out.

From BBC

In the early hours of Monday, police responded to a report of an attempted burglary at a rural farm supply shop in the small town of Piopio.

From BBC

It was Piopio he returned to on Monday morning.

From BBC

Officers were responding to a reported robbery at a commercial property in Piopio, a small town in northern New Zealand, when Phillips and one of his children were spotted riding a quad bike.

From BBC

The enzyme acts like a pair of scissors, cutting up the Piopio protein and breaking the cell-matrix bonds.

From Science Daily