Similar words: polyneuritis, synesthesia, polygenesis, peloponnesian war, slyness, polynomial, polynucleotide, polydipsia. Meaning: [‚pɒlɪ'niːzjən] 
n. 1. a native or inhabitant of Polynesia 2. the branch of the Austronesian languages spoken from Madagascar to the central Pacific. adj. of or relating to Polynesia or its people or culture.
n. 1. a native or inhabitant of Polynesia 2. the branch of the Austronesian languages spoken from Madagascar to the central Pacific. adj. of or relating to Polynesia or its people or culture. 
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1. a Polynesian woman or wife.
2. All were a cut above the Polynesian houses.
3. The still waters of a Polynesian island.
4. Etak, which derives its name from the Polynesian word for navigation, was founded by Stan Honey.
5. There has been growing concern among Polynesians about radioactive pollution of the area.
6. Cook a Polynesian feast or an ancient Roman banquet.
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7. I'm looking for a Chinese Polynesian restaurant.
8. Why would the Polynesian race participate in nuclear annihilation?
9. And we have a fantastic Polynesian show on eleventh floor from six o'clock.
10. Fire dancing is a relatively recent Polynesian tradition, originated by a Samoan dancer in 1946.
11. Polynesians (full blood) 81.3%, Polynesian and European 7.7%, Polynesian and non-European 7.7%, European 2.4%, other 0.9%.
12. The Polynesian people greet each other Aloha when they meet.
13. Language: The official language is French, and Polynesian languages are spoken by the indigenous population.
14. It's miraculous that Polynesian peoples ever reached Rapa Nui in the first place.
15. One diplomat from the tiny Polynesian island of Tuvalu said at the time: "Can I suggest that it looks like we are being offered 30 pieces of silver to betray our people and our future?
16. The Grand Masters intermarried with Tibetan and Polynesian root races primarily.
17. My professor was researching how Polynesian seafarers discovered and settled nearly every inhabitable island in the Pacific Ocean.
18. The term taboo derives from various Polynesian languages where it has the sense of'forbiden '.
19. Polynesian society blossomed in this unlikely locale after hardy souls somehow navigated a fleet of wooden outrigger canoes to this tiny speck in the vastness of the Pacific Ocean.
20. The immediate ancestor of Polynesian culture is referred to as Lapita, a complex culture extending from the Bismarck Archipelago to Tonga and Samoa.
21. None of these goings-on has done anything to calm the Polynesians.
22. After the ship sinks, Ishmael is saved by the engraved coffin made by his close friend, the heroic tattooed harpooner and Polynesian prince Queequeg.
23. On Huahine, in the Society Islands, a village barber responded warmly to my expression of interest in Polynesian archaeology.
24. Many live in Hawaii, more than two - thirds of whose people boast on Asian or Polynesian heritage.
25. I was asked to juggle torches at a fashion show with a Polynesian theme.
26. Blue - and - white eye spots adorn the velvety black wings of butterfly on Polynesian island.
27. In the two pictures above, I had shot the Polynesian Idols as I approached them.
28. Blue - and - white eyespots adorn the velvety black wings of a butterfly on a Polynesian island.
29. For one cannot destroy another without destroying oneself; and the nuclear bomb detonated was large enough to cause radioactive dust to reach the soil of Lemuria, causing the Polynesian DNA to fray.
30. Tahiti is in the Society Islands, and has a population of 127,000 people, about 83% of whom are of Polynesian ancestry.
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