Crossword clues for kenyan
kenyan
- Important to welcome leader in Nigeria, an African
- Somali neighbor
- Shilling spender
- One from Nairobi
- Like half of Obama's family
- Obama's father, for one
- Native of Nairobi
- Marathoner Geoffrey Mutai, e.g
- Many an elite marathoner
- Many a marathon champion
- Like many members of the Mau Mau Uprising
- Like Barack Obama's father
- From Nairobi, say
- From Mombasa, for example
- Barack Obama's father, by birth
- Barack Obama Sr., e.g
- Nairobi native
- Like the Mau Maus
- Like many marathon winners
- Nairobi resident
- Many a New York City Marathon winner
- A native or inhabitant of Kenya
- Many a marathon winner since the '90s
- Native of Nairobi, perhaps
- Man from Nairobi
- Eg, native of Nairobi
- African hugged by drunken Yank
- Native of, eg, Nairobi
- Native of Mombasa, perhaps?
- From Mombasa, say
- African knights escort Irish singer
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Kenyan \Kenyan\ prop. a. Of or pertaining to Kenya; as, Kenyan mountains; Kenyan coffee.
2. Of or pertaining to the inhabitants of Kenya; as, Kenyan soldiers.
Kenyan \Kenyan\ prop. n. A native or inhabitant of Kenya.
Usage examples of "kenyan".
While one JTTF agent searched his home with Kenyan police, other agents confronted El-Hage at Nairobi Airport.
In fact, Ehrlich has not even adopted the lifestyle of an average Bangladeshi, Bolivian, Kenyan, or Chinese.
Damage Controlman Second Class Krokowski brought up his shotgun, surprising the Kenyans.
Another Kenyan, a senior surgeon named wa Danio, shook a finger at the Italians and told them that it was the civilians, the civilians over there, they were being tortured, maimed, massacred, and the Italians were doing nothing.
After lunch, Doctor wa Danio insisted that Alan come with him to the ward, where he showed him an old man who had had his feet cut off with an axe and who had crawled the three miles to the Kenyan unit.
I think about them frequently, the descendants of Gikuyu who have forgotten their origin and their traditions and are now merely Kenyans, and I wonder why more of them did not join with us when we created the Eutopian world of Kirinyaga.
He raised the twin spectres of racism and colonialism, he threatened certain vaguely-defined actions if the tusks of the Kilimanjaro Elephant were not returned immediately, and he demanded that Kenyans boycott all British products.
One of the graduate prorectors' little tasks is supposedly to go around to different Subdorm floors and check the rooms for things like are the beds made up drum-tight, with unpleasant little extra drills added to the regimens of bed-making and toothpaste-cap replacing slackers, though few of the prorectors have the combination anality and drive actually to go around to their assigned rooms with a checklist, the exceptions being Au brey deLint, Mary Esther Thode, and the hatchet-faced Kenyan Tony Nwangi, who's got the Pemulis/Troeltsch/Schacht suite under extremely beady scrutiny at all times.
Koen Maes of the Kenyan National Museum told me that he went to one cloud forest, as mountaintop forests are known in Kenya, and in a half hour “.
Smart money seemed to be on a Kenyan, though there was an American who'd blown away the record for the Boston Marathon the previous year by almost half a minuteevidently a large margin for such a race-and a thirtyyear-old Dutchman who was the dark horse among the favorites.
It was a Kenyan job, an upgraded version of the drones that the Floozies used for routine jobs.
The floozies had the most up-to-date video Zamina had ever seen and the Kenyan soap came with instant subtitles.
Koen Maes of the Kenyan National Museum told me that he went to one cloud forest, as mountaintop forests are known in Kenya, and in a half hour “of not particularly dedicated looking” found four new species of millipedes, three representing new genera, and one new species of tree.
She preferred a Motswana man, who may not be as big as one of those rugby players, nor as swift as one of those Kenyan runners, but at least he would be reliable and astute.