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pahoehoe /pəˈhəʊɪhəʊi /noun [mass noun] GeologyBasaltic lava forming smooth undulating or ropy masses. Often contrasted with aa.Herding cattle and galloping horses across rough a'a lava fields and smoother pahoehoe takes a special kind of cowboy-the Kona paniolo....- Back up above-ground, trek across the surreal terrain that resembles a moon crater and examine the different types of Hawaiian lava: pahoehoe, which has a smooth and ropey surface, and a'a, which resembles stirred up brownies.
- The upper flow unit is well exposed in the Prospect Park quarry and is made up of three types of lava flow structures: massive, columnar basalt, subaqueous, pahoehoe flow lobes, and bedded pillow lava.
Origin Mid 19th century: from Hawaiian. |