Crossword-Solution: NOKO 4 letters, 1 clue 🏆 scrabble score: 8

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NOKO anagram KONO, NOOK

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Hint 1 meaning
One who, or that which, eats.
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greedy person
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Dread Hiawatha in revenge, For his grandson lost-- Has killed the chief--the king." "Noko," said he, "what is the matter?" "Matter!" said she, "where have you been, that you have not heard how Hiawatha shot my son, the Prince of serpents, in revenge for the loss of his grandson, and how the earth was overflowed, and created anew? So I brought my son here, that he might kill and destroy the inhabitants, as he did on the former earth.
Young Folks Treasury, Volume 2 (of 12) Various 2005
The Tenchi Réiki Noko, in eighteen books contains a mixture of Buddhism and Shintō, and is ascribed by some to Shōtoku and by others to Kōbō, but now literary critics ascribe these, as well as the books Jimbetsuki and Tenshoki, to be modern forgeries by Buddhist priests.
The Religions of Japan William Elliot Griffis 2005
There is a clump of scrub pines blown awry; then a little cove; the boat lies there; you will say 'Wanita,' twice; he will come and you will give him the ring; then he will believe you." "But how shall I get off the boat? And how did you get the key? And Noko--" "I had a key.
A Little Girl in Old Detroit Amanda Minnie Douglas 2007
Manabozho ran to his customary place of fasting, and assuming a tone of simplicity, began to cry out, "Noko! Noko! is it time for me to come home?" "Yes," she cried.
The Myth of Hiawatha, and Other Oral Legends, Mythologic and Allegoric, of the North American Indians Henry R. Schoolcraft 2007
Dread Manabozho in revenge, For his grandson lost-- Has killed the chief--the king." "Noko," said he, "what is the matter?" "Matter!" said she, "where have you been, not to have heard how Manabozho shot my son, the prince of serpents, in revenge for the loss of his nephew, and how the earth was overflowed, and created anew? So I brought my son here, that he might kill and destroy the inhabitants, as he did on the former earth.
The Myth of Hiawatha, and Other Oral Legends, Mythologic and Allegoric, of the North American Indians Henry R. Schoolcraft 2007