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lava-lava
noun
- a draped skirtlike garment of printed cotton or calico worn by Polynesians
Word History and Origins
Origin of lava-lava1
Example Sentences
Shelton wore a traditional Samoan skirt called a lava-lava, as a tribute to his heritage.
To celebrate his Samoan heritage, the Browns’ first-round pick dressed in a maroon lava-lava - a skirt - and a white-and-maroon vest and a red lei.
Danny Shelton wore his signature lava-lava Polynesian garb around his waist and, later, a childish grin on his face while recalling his encounter with two other Seattle stars on hand for the Huskies’ Pro Day workout Thursday.
One of more than 15,000 ecstatic fans at Apia Stadium burst through a police cordon to embrace Pisi while wearing the lava-lava or traditional skirt.
It was curious to see him seated on a chair having luncheon with us, dressed solely in a white lava-lava and a large garland of leaves and flowers or berries.
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