English to Maori Meaning of hod - Horo

Hod :

Horo

noun

kohua, oko, kuki, kapu, tangata, Horo

Hod :: HoroHods :: hods

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Definitions of hod in English

Noun(1) an open box attached to a long pole handle; bricks or mortar are carried on the shoulder

Examples of hod in English

(1) Relive the colonial past of America with a brass coal hod .(2) A year later Jones left school with no qualifications and drifted into washing pots and pans, hod carrying, and boozing.(3) In single file each shouldering his hod pass onward the laborers;(4) It was like dropping an entire hod of bricks that you've been carrying with you over your shoulder everywhere since you were born.(5) Take care of your ash with a coal hod , ash bucket and coal shovel.(6) Anything just so I don't have to go back on the hod and trowel again!(7) I've never felt out of place, having picked up a trowel or carried a hod for a living.(8) The pattern is similar to one pictured on a coal hod in the Mersereau catalogue and referred to as the ├ö├ç├┐Japanese pattern.├ö├ç├û

Related Phrases of hod

Related Phrases of hod

Synonyms

1. pot ::

kohua

2. vessel ::

oko

3. cooker ::

kuki

4. chalice ::

kapu

5. man ::

tangata

6. hod ::

Horo

Different Forms

hod, hods

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