English to Maori Meaning of spume - spume

Spume :

spume

noun

whanui, pūkohu, rewena, pahuka

verb

pahuka i, kohua, pahuka

Spume :: spumeSpumed :: spumedSpumes :: spumesSpuming :: spuming

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Definitions of spume in English

Noun(1) foam or froth on the sea
Verb(1) make froth or foam and become bubbly

Examples of spume in English

(1) the spume of the white-capped waves(2) They waded into the shallow waves and their dresses billowed in the spume .(3) Beyond them a tail of white spume rose into the air as the river cascaded over jutting black rocks.(4) When the towering pinnacles of Ben Mor and the Karakora Ranges loomed up across the spume , all aboard felt relief.(5) The late winter sun was shining brightly and big waves hurled themselves against the rocks, sending sheets of white spume up along the cliffs.(6) Today, the waves are no more than white flecks of spume , gently nudging their way to shore.(7) It was a cold, clear night and the sea was beginning to fret, spuming over the harbour walls.(8) Photographs of a spumy coastline are separated by a horizontal strip of images taken of the artist's crisp shadow on the sunny beach.(9) The mood is perfect for damp blustery walks along the spumous edge of the thundering waters, and strolls through the Oakwood Cemetery.(10) The fierce rollers of the spumous sea broke and recoiled, foaming upon the sandy beach.(11) Lightening crashed, thunder rolled, ash and molten lava spumed from the mountains.

Synonyms

Noun

1. foam ::

pahuka i

2. froth ::

pahuka

3. surf ::

ngaru

4. spindrift ::

spindrift

Verb

6. suds ::

huhuka

7. froth ::

pahuka

Different Forms

spume, spumed, spumes, spuming

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