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punga

British  
/ ˈpʌŋə /

noun

  1. a variant spelling of ponga

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In particular, they focused on four of Titan's largest, most well-mapped seas: Kraken Mare, which is comparable in size to the Caspian Sea; Ligeia Mare, which is larger than Lake Superior; Punga Mare, which is longer than Lake Victoria; and Ontario Lacus, which is about 20 percent the size of its terrestrial namesake.

From Science Daily

Georges Punga is a regular at the mine.

From Seattle Times

Punga earns less than $10 a day — just enough, he said, to support his family and keep his children in school instead of sending them to the mines.

From Seattle Times

Documents show at least 114 other visitors reported injuries on Punga Racers, and that the ride has undergone a series of modifications to lessen risks since opening in 2017.

From Washington Times

Another lawsuit was filed by the insurance company for ProSlide Technology, which built Punga Racers and other rides at Volcano Bay.

From Washington Times