Aloha shirt

The proper, but seldom used name for a Hawaiian shirt.

Yesterday I walked to the Aloha shirt shop and bought an Aloha shirt.

by Tyrone112 August 1, 2008

Dookie Aloha Leukie

Taking a dookie in Hawaii. It's just feels better than a regular dookie because everything is better in Hawaii.

I just took a Dookie Aloha Leukie and I feel great!!!

by DAWhat??? May 2, 2013

Happy Aloha Friday!

A greeting that originated in the Hawaiian islands celebrating the wonder and joy of another Friday dawning upon them. It's a better way to say TGIF and is best celebrated with locals.

Brandi & Sean spent their Aloha Friday cruising the beach, watching movies and all the other lovey-dovey stuff couples do. Happy Aloha Friday!

by ktchpkng October 2, 2010

Aloha

A woman that is very smart, friendly, and jolly. She is talkative because she express her creative thoughts. You'll never get boring whenever you're with her. She loves to put effort in everything she make. She is a sensitive one. She loves listening to music. She appreciates effort by someone and treasure it forever. She have a lot of friends because of her genuine love and kindness.

Look, its Aloha! She looks beautiful.
I heard she's friendly and smart too!
Let's make friends with her..

by seraphine_4 June 7, 2021

Aloha

A group a people from Hawaii that racist people use to defend themselves while being racist but claiming they're not at the same time.

"He's illegal because he does not speak English. I'm not racist! My little nephew's Italian, Mexican, and Aloha! Also my dad is black"

by ShanaBanana82 September 20, 2019

aloha

commonly used Hawaiian word; Hello, Goodbye, and Love. OR Can also be a common girl's name.

Girl : Aloha !

Boy : Oh ! Hello to you to !

Girl : No, sorry I was talking to my friend, "Aloha" *laughs*

Boy : ....Sorry

by teddyISbear December 24, 2011

Kapu Aloha

An order of restraint placed by kahuna (Hawaiian priests) or other Hawaiian cultural practitioners, to act with only kindness, love and empathy. During the ceremonial period (enactment proceedings), alcohol, drugs and tobacco are prohibited. This separates the secular from the sacred and begins the ritual process collectively. Total purity is not attained but enacts a separation of ordinary life to mark the activities as sacred.

The Protectors on Mauna Kea demonstrated with Kapu Aloha!

by Amadscientist May 24, 2015