luau
- noun
- /luˈɑːu/
- What am I supposed to do at a luau?.
- Hawaiian luau
- Luau night
- luau on a beach
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Examples
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Looks like I'm going to a luau!
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We are looking forward to meeting you at the luau at our home this evening.
Fiction book (1999) -
"Why don't you just come on over tonight, and we'll just have us another little luau in your honor?"
Fiction book (1994) -
There's a luau at the hotel that night.
Fiction book (1999) -
Good evening, everyone, and a cordial welcome to our luau.
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The fellas are playing for a luau tonight at the outrigger.
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I'm prepping the pig for tomorrow's luau.
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While TDY to Hawaii in 1970, I was invited to a luau and was introduced to poi, which is much loved by the local residents.
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Everyone's piling out of this minivan heading to the luau, baby.
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We are excited to celebrate a traditional Hawaiian feast, or luau, with friends and family this weekend.
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Surface Forms
Etymology
The word luau comes from the Hawaiian word lu'au, which named the young 'taro leaves' used in special dishes and at feasts. So a luau today means a Hawaiian party with food, music, and dance.