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angiangi
be thin (not of people)
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kikī
be tight, confined, crowded
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koropuku
be convex, rounded
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māeneene
be smooth, sleek (of skin, etc.)
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māheniheni
be smooth, sleek (of skin, etc.)
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kākao
be spiky (like shark's teeth)
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ngārara
insect, creepy-crawly
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pakapaka
be dry, baked, burned
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pārū, pārūrū
be dull (especially of the weather)
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pekapeka
be branched, having branches
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pīata, pīataata
be shiny, bright, polished
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porohita, porowhita
be circular
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porowhā
be square, four-sided
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pōuriuri
be dark, sombre in colour
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pūareare
be holey, having holes
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pūkahukahu, pūkohukohu
be spongey, lungs, moss
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takō
be loose (as a rope, etc.)
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tangatanga
be loose, not tight, hang loosely (as of clothes)
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tapawhā
rectangle, four-sided
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taratara
be prickly, rough
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tawatawa
be mottled, mackerel
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tiotio
be prickly, irritating
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torotika
be straight, stiff
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tōtika
be straight, correct, right
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waipawa
be brittle and dry
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whāiti
be narrow, compact
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whakatāingoingo
be spotted, mottled
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whāruarua
be concave, depressed
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