Polynesian mythical figure

Usage examples of tiki.

Mauna Puka, his gaze moving quickly from one tiki to another in search of Claire.

Claire embellished this tiki to be larger than its companions, with a face more aggressively carved but every bit as implacable.

She recalled to her mind the aggressive countenance of the great stone tiki and found she could substitute one kind of fear for another.

Each time he arrived at one of the clearings where a tiki stood, Rand flagged the ship to signal they were safe.

To reach the first tiki did not require the use of the sling, but Rand harnessed Claire with the rope when they arrived at the outcropping of rock.

And so whatever the fate of the corporeal Tiki, the intentional Tiki had perished, and grass now grew over his grave and his place knew him no more.

However, a redeeming hint of dimples showed in each cheek, and this angry tiki was big, well-muscled all over, and tall with it, at least six feet four inches.

Reclining against one pillow was a tiki, its wood cracked and black with age.

He picked up the tiki, looked under the pillows and the sheets, then turned to go.

She was pursued into consciousness by a dark, evil-looking tiki with red feathers around its neck.

Saito wears that tiki belt buckle all the time and Kimo wears a charm bag around his neck.

Finally, though the person felt friendly, I am ashamed to say that I grew frightened and on lonely evenings took to writing upstairs with Tiki lying on my bed.

After half an hour I would hear the car turn in and the honking of the horn, and Tiki would erupt into a maelstrom of joy.

He was currently listed as residing in Jamaica, as part owner of a tiki bar.

His gross worth was just over twelve thousand, which included his part in the tiki bar.