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karo

1. (verb) (-hia) to scoop out, pick out of a hole.

E ora tonu ana te tangata ka karohia te kanohi, ka kainga (TWM 11/2/1869:2). / The man was still alive when the eye was plucked out and eaten.

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Synonyms: tīkaro, whakakōrua

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