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The answer WAHINES has 17 possible clue(s) in existing crosswords.
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Definitions of wahines in various dictionaries:
noun - a Hawaiian woman
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| Hula dancers |
| Waikiki sights |
| Young Hawaiian women |
| Many hula dancers |
| Some luau dancers |
| Some island dancers |
| Some surfers |
| Certain surfers |
| Some hula dancers |
| Lanai ladies |
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| The TEV Wahine was the second Union Steamship Company of New Zealand ferry to carry the name Wahine. The first was the TSS Wahine (1913–51). TEV Wahine was a twin-screw, turbo-electric, roll-on/roll-off passenger and vehicle ferry. She was launched at the Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Company in Govan, Scotland, in 1965 and worked the New Zealand inter-island route between Wellington and Lyttelton from 1966. On 10 April 1968, near the end of a routine northbound overnight crossing from Lyttelton to Wellington, she was caught in a fierce storm stirred by Tropical Cyclone Giselle. She foundered after running aground on Barrett Reef and capsized and sank in the shallow waters near Steeple Rock at the mouth of Wellington Harbour. Of the 734 people on board, 53 people died from drowning, exposure to the elements, or from injuries sustained in the hurried evacuation and abandonment of the stricken vessel.The wreck of the Wahine is one of the better-known disasters in New Zealand's history, although there have been worse, with far greater loss of life. Radio and television captured the drama as it happened, within a short distance of shore of the eastern suburbs of Wellington, and flew film overseas for world news. |