huhu

/ ˈhuːhuː /

noun

1. a New Zealand beetle, Prionoplus reticularis, with a hairy body

Word History and Origins

Origin of huhu¹

Māori

Example Sentences

Called the “Koala HuHu,” the extra-long overnight pad launched this spring in China.

From Wall Street Journal

Huhu’s Ginger Brew was created specifically for bartenders, with intense flavor that can hold its own against other ingredients.

From Washington Times

Huhu’s Ginger Brew is on tap at Twelve Mile Limit, Markey’s Bar and Avenue Pub, and Halhuli is working toward a product that can be distributed wholesale.

From Washington Times

Every shelf and spare cupboard in the family's apartment is packed with imported food for Huhu, including a year's supply of milk powder shipped from Germany and organic rice cereal from the United States.

From BBC

Huhu's parents both have solid jobs working as railway engineers, but a large chunk of their earnings go towards imported baby food.

From BBC