Kiwi meaning in English
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Definition
a kiwi (fruit or bird): a round, brown, furry fruit, green on the inside; a fairly small brown bird with a long beak
a Kiwi (person): a person from New Zealand
Examples
- "Kiwi : No worries, man."
- "Kiwi bloke : Excuse me?"
- "Kiwi : Well, I could call my friend Dave."
- "Kiwi : Well, have you already been to the park?"
- "Kiwi bloke : No!"
- "Kiwi bloke : Oh, that's a shame."
- "Kiwi bloke : No thanks, mate."
- "Kiwi : Hello, and welcome to New Zealand."
- "Kiwi bloke : Are you gay?"
- "Kiwi bloke : No, the area, the gay village."
- "Rob (New Zealand) : New Zealanders are often called "Kiwis"."
- "Brent : I heard that Aussies and Kiwis hated each other, like cowboys and Indians, Tom and Jerry, North Korea and everyone."
- "Kiwi : Absolutely."
- "Kiwi : That's about it, really."
- "Kiwi : There's gonna be an awesome barbie at Dave's place tonight."
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