puha

British

/ ˈpuːhɑː /

noun

another name for sow thistle

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Etymology

Origin of puha

Māori

Example Sentences

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Meanwhile, the first match of day two saw Dutchman Niels Zonneveld beat New Zealand's Haupai Puha 3-0.

From BBC

When talk turned to console performance, Remedy's PR chief Thomas Puha moved to reassure fans they would be "positively surprised" by the results.

From BBC

“There are always legacy issues and plenty of bugs under the hood that never get fixed in every video game,” Puha says.

From The Verge

“We wanted to do a remaster, not a remake,” says Puha.

From The Verge

“They weren’t great in the original game,” says Puha, “But they were the most complicated and time-consuming to upgrade without redoing them entirely, which would have been too costly, time-consuming, and impossible in the confines of the project.”

From The Verge

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