Crossword clues for lanai
lanai
- Open-sided porch
- Oahu porch
- Kahoolawe neighbor
- Island on the Kalohi Channel
- Island gathering site
- West of Maui
- Waikiki porch
- Veranda's kin
- Veranda, in Pearl City
- Veranda, in Oahu
- Veranda in Hawaii
- U.S. island owned almost entirely by billionaire Larry Ellison
- Tropical portico
- Tiki party spot
- Third-smallest of Hawaii's main islands
- Small Hawaiian island
- Sixth-largest in a chain, after Molokai
- Site of an annual pineapple festival
- Privately owned Hawaiian island
- Porch, on Oahu
- Porch, in Oahu
- Porch, in Maul
- Porch with palm trees
- Porch on, er, Maui
- Poi party porch
- Poi eater's porch
- Pineapple place
- Pineapple Hawaiian island
- Pearl City porch
- Patio off the tiki room
- Pacific veranda
- Pacific porch
- Open veranda
- Mostly private Hawaiian island
- Maui's neighbor
- Maui porch
- Land once owned by James Dole
- It's west of Maui
- It's south of Molokai and west of Maui
- It's south of Molokai
- It's part of Maui County
- Islands veranda
- Islanders' porch
- Island where Bill and Melinda Gates were wed
- Island site of the Bill and Melinda Gates wedding
- Island patio
- Island only 2% owned by Hawaii
- Island once owned by James Dole
- Island on the Auau Channel
- Island next to the Auau Channel
- Island bought by James Dole in 1922
- Island along the Au'au Channel
- Honolulu hangout
- Hilo patio
- Hawaiian-style porch
- Hawaiian kind of porch
- Hawaiian island, or Hawaiian porch
- Hawaiian island, or a type of porch
- Hawaiian island or patio
- Hawaiian island once owned by the Dole Food Company
- Hawaiian island devoid of traffic lights
- Hawaiian island 98% owned by Larry Ellison
- Hawaiian island 98% of which is owned by Larry Ellison
- Hawaiian house feature
- Hawaiian balcony
- Hawaii's sixth-largest island
- Hawaii's ___ City, on an island of the same name
- Feature of many a Hawaiian restaurant
- Don Ho's veranda
- Covered veranda
- Comma-shaped island that's part of a U.S. state
- Beach house feature
- Balcony in Bora Bora
- ''The Pineapple Island''
- __ City, HI
- Island veranda
- The Pineapple Island
- Maui neighbor
- ___City, Hawaii
- Porch with a view
- Veranda, in Hawaii
- Hawaiian veranda or island
- Pineapple island
- Stoop in Hawaii
- Island west of Maui
- Hawaiian isle
- Hawaiian party site
- Maui veranda
- Island ESE of 74-Across
- ___ City, Hawaii
- Polynesian porch
- Molokai porch
- Shipwreck Beach locale
- Tropical porch
- Hawaiian Islands porch
- Lounging terrace
- Locale for an outdoor party
- Roofed patio
- Place from which to watch a Hawaiian sunset
- Hawaiian porch or island
- Neighbor of Maui
- One of the Hawaiian islands
- Luau locale
- Veranda in 57-Down
- Place for a barbecue
- Place for a home pool, maybe
- An island of central Hawaii
- A pineapple-growing area
- (Hawaii) a veranda or roofed patio often furnished and used as a living room
- Isle of Hawaii
- Wahine's porch
- The Pineapple Isle
- Pukalani porch
- Hawaii island
- Hilo porch
- Veranda, in Waikiki
- Oahu veranda
- Wahine's patio
- Wahine's veranda
- Veranda in Oahu
- Porch, in Hawaii
- Hawaiian's open-sided living room
- Place to relax in Hawaii?
- Island near Maui
- Molokai neighbor
- Hawaii's "Pineapple Island"
- Largest privately owned Hawaiian island
- Island of Hawaii
- Kauai porch
- Island porch
- Island of central Hawaii
- Roofed porch
- Pineapple-growing island
- Maui patio
- Island near Molokai
- Hawaiian island or porch
- "Pineapple Island"
- Tropical veranda
- Oahu patio
- Hilo veranda
- Hawaiian island veranda
- Hawaiian island or veranda
- Hawaii's Pineapple Island
- Central Hawaiian island
- "The Pineapple Island"
- Veranda, in Hilo
- Sun porch
- Porch on "The Golden Girls"
- Patio named for a Hawaiian island
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Lanai \Lanai\ n.
(upper case) an island in the Hawaiian chain.
(lower case) a veranda or roofed patio often furnished and used as a living room. [Hawaii]
Wiktionary
n. (context chiefly in Hawaii English) A Hawaiian-style roofed patio.
Gazetteer
Wikipedia
Lānai (; Hawaiian: or ) is the sixth-largest of the Hawaiian Islands and the smallest publicly accessible inhabited island in the chain. It is also known as Pineapple Island because of its past as an island-wide pineapple plantation. The island's only settlement of note is the small town of Lānai City. , the island was 98% owned by Larry Ellison (Founder and Chairman of Oracle), with the remaining 2% owned by the state of Hawaii.
Lānai is a roughly comma-shaped island with a width of in the longest direction. The land area is , making it the 42nd largest island in the United States. It is separated from the island of Molokai by the Kalohi Channel to the north, and from Maui by the Auau Channel to the east. The United States Census Bureau defines Lānai as Census Tract 316 of Maui County. Its total population shrank from 3,193 as of the 2000 census to 3,102 . Many of the island's landmarks are accessible only by dirt roads that require a four-wheel drive vehicle.
There is one school, Lanai High and Elementary School, serving the entire island from kindergarten through 12th grade. There are no traffic lights on the island.
Lana%60i is a Hawaiian island.
Lanai may also refer to:
- Lanai (architecture), a type of patio
- Lanai City, Hawaii
Usage examples of "lanai".
Zoyd described his inner feelings to Frenesi, having located her finally at the gigantic Dark Ocean Hotel, a towering dihedral wailful of 2,048 rooms with identical lanais cantilevered into blue space, all facing the Pacific.
Dukedom flanked to the north by the Bissanty border, to the west by mountains that were populated by the rough, warlike Lanai tribesmen, and to the south by the westmost border of the Changing Lands.
When word reached the other islands that Malama, daughter of the King of Kona, was dying, the alii assembled, as they had at deathbeds for untold generations, and in after years whenever an American who had been in Lahaina at the time was asked for his most vivid impression of the island, he never referred to the cannonading but to this last mournful gathering of the alii: "They came from distant Kauai in ships and from Lanai in canoes.
Proficient, businesslike, Rudi Gunn had wasted no precious time in seeking permission to dismantle the huge dish antenna in the middle of the Palawai volcano on Lanai.
Due to the manner in which Ellen Cherry automatically looked at landscapes, squinting and widening, focusing and fuzzing, employing her eye game to drag God's patio furniture from one retinal lanai to another, she probably would have missed it.
She heard the slamming of the glass door behind him as he left the lanai.
At such times he stayed away from the brothels in Kapaa and away from the broad lanai from which he could see the ocean.
At different points in the crowd Alekos, Velisarios, Pelagic, Dr lanais, Kokolios, and Stamatis all strained their heads sideways to hear the distant intonations of the priest.
It had been built fast, it was a work of power and wealth, and the lanais encircling the upper stories were sophisticated adaptations to the tropics.
He spoke of the permanence of Maui, of how the whales came back each year to play in the roads, and of how the sunset moved majestically through the months from the volcano of Lanai to the tip of Molokai.
As the island boat entered Lahaina Roads, boxed in as it was between the glorious islands, Micah caught his breath and looked alternately at the wild hills of Maui, the soft valleys of Lanai, the barren rise of Kahoolawe and the purple grandeur of Molokai.
Faraday explains that the NSA has a parabolic reflector inside the extinct Palawai volcano on the island of Lanai that is eighty meters in diameter.
Faraday explains thatthe NSA has a parabolic reflector inside the extinct Palawai volcano onthe island of Lanai that is eighty meters in diameter.