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Tiki

Part of Speech: Noun

Sense: A wooden or stone carving in humanoid form, often representing a Polynesian deified ancestor

Usage: Traditionally, tikis were believed to possess mystical powers and were used in religious rituals and ceremonies.

Example sentence: The ancient Polynesians carved intricate tikis to honor their ancestors and protect their villages.

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Part of Speech: Noun

Sense: A Polynesian-themed bar or restaurant typically decorated with tropical motifs like bamboo, thatch, and tiki carvings

Usage: We decided to grab some drinks at the local tiki after work.

Example sentence: The tiki bar was filled with guests enjoying colorful cocktails and dancing to the rhythmic beats of Polynesian music.

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Part of Speech: Adjective

Sense: Of or relating to Polynesian culture, especially its art and design

Usage: The resort had a charming tiki ambiance with its thatched roofs, carved statues, and tropical flowers.

Example sentence: The interior of the restaurant was adorned with tiki-themed artworks, transporting diners to the exotic atmosphere of Polynesia.

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