N - The term used to describe the sound made by the modifided exhausts of automobiles commonly driven by Maori and boyracers. These modifications are often shonky and lack the nessasary certification. A Maori Purr is generally considered a menace to most people.
by PheeSeas October 7, 2010
A rendition of "10 guitars" or any song containing the maori words "toru" , "wha" , or where the guitar is turned over and a drum beat is played on the back . The traditional seat is a used empty "swappa crate" to play this instrument .
Maori-oke has been around since the development of the Swappa bottle circa 1960 and its first on screen appearance was in the movie "Once Were Warriors"
by uncle bullie1 June 21, 2009
by Herb Watkins January 31, 2007
Real guitarist: Dude, check out my Dim 7th sweep!
Maori: Ow bro, thats got nuthn on meh Maaaaaori strum bro
Real guitarist: Maori strum?
Maori: (Says nothing. He just O.D'd.)
Maori: Ow bro, thats got nuthn on meh Maaaaaori strum bro
Real guitarist: Maori strum?
Maori: (Says nothing. He just O.D'd.)
by JoeMama foo August 31, 2009
Maori and apeman have many similarities: they both have brown skin, they both used to eat human (animal) flesh, they both are savage.
"Maori apeman?" Yea Right!
by Yes, fuck you again March 10, 2009
If you look at definitions above/below, a lot of people hold negative views towards Māori. I'll set the record straight. Not all Māori gave their land away for guns/booze. The majority of Māori land was originally taken due to English colonisers needing more land for farming and for the construction of towns etc. The NZ government introduced a policy called 'pepper potting' when Māori first arrived to the cities after WW2. They were placed in houses next to White neighbours. The GVT did this to help assimilate Maori into White culture which has worked due to the loss of culture but are now rebuilding that culture. Māori have always at the bottom of the economy since we moved to the cities and it got worse when the 1980s came about. When 'Rogernomics' came about it was a economic shift in NZ which impacted the manual labour industries the most. Ganja and alcohol was a way to relieve tension for Maori. This has led to the stereotypes you see that people have today such as when looking at other 'definitions' of Māori above/below. Every race has intelligent people, but some are just not intelligent to a White people standard. Māori tend to be minimalists, in saying that we have produced outstanding citizens to NZ society who are intelligent to a White standard (let that sink in), such as Sir Mason Durie, Sir Apirana Ngata, Dame Whina Cooper, Sir Peter Buck, Sir Maui Pomare. Māori are and always will be the indigenous people of New Zealand.
White Store Owner: "You okay mate?"
*in suspicious and confrontational manner
Maori (Māori) Teenager: "Yeah, why? Do you think I'm gonna steal something because I'm Maori?"
*in aggressive manner*
*in suspicious and confrontational manner
Maori (Māori) Teenager: "Yeah, why? Do you think I'm gonna steal something because I'm Maori?"
*in aggressive manner*
by Superman206 June 4, 2017
The racist and fascist act of making derogatory remarks so as to paint all Maori people in a negative light
Hey my Fascist friends lets go Maori bashing while we try litigate their country from them for the church and corporations
by Youresadmate May 22, 2012