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Definition of haole in English: haolenoun ˈhaʊliːˈhoulē derogatory (in Hawaii) a person who is not a native Hawaiian, especially a white person. Example sentencesExamples - Anyone from the mainland U.S. who has spent enough time in Hawaii often gets the message, "O.K. haole, come here, spend your money and then go home."
- I coped by redefining my center as Hawaii - I hung out with the locals, acquired a profound tan, spoke Pidgin English, studied hula; until finally people who met me did not think I was a Mainland haole.
- My haole husband loves this pork hash.
- As a 22-year-old haole from Lyndon, Kansas, he moved to Honolulu 38 years ago.
Definition of haole in US English: haolenounˈhoulē derogatory (in Hawaii) a person who is not a native Hawaiian, especially a white person. Example sentencesExamples - As a 22-year-old haole from Lyndon, Kansas, he moved to Honolulu 38 years ago.
- I coped by redefining my center as Hawaii - I hung out with the locals, acquired a profound tan, spoke Pidgin English, studied hula; until finally people who met me did not think I was a Mainland haole.
- Anyone from the mainland U.S. who has spent enough time in Hawaii often gets the message, "O.K. haole, come here, spend your money and then go home."
- My haole husband loves this pork hash.
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