1. tiki - Noun
2. Tiki - Proper noun
tiki (plural tikis)
Carved talisman in humanoid form, common to the cultures of the Pacific Ocean.
Tiki
(mythology) The first human, in Polynesian mythology.
A collision between Josh Cassidy (a wheelchair racer) and Tiki Gelana (a leading female marathoner) at the 2013 London Marathon brought the issue into the spotlight again. Source: Internet
A Zilog Z80 version of BBC BASIC was also used on the Tiki 100 desktop computer, Cambridge Z88 portable and the Amstrad NC100 Notepad and Amstrad NC200 Notebook computers. Source: Internet
A 100% match for the Maori Tiki, “The traditional meaning of the Tiki being the God of protection of women and infants during childbirth - a meaning too complicated be a coincidence”. Source: Internet
BackBar, which consists primarily of a cluster of picnic tables fenced off from the main drag in the sleepy capital of Hudson Valley bohemia, nails the spirit of tiki instead. Source: Internet
'City must play tiki taka' HARARE - Harare City's new technical director Mark Harrison said there is need to put more emphasis in grassroots development if local football is to reach greater heights. Source: Internet
Blend for 10 to 15 seconds with ice and pour into a 15 ounce glass, preferably Tiki themed. Source: Internet