imu

/ˈiːmuː/
noun
  1. A traditional Hawaiian underground oven, used for cooking food such as pig, fish, or vegetables by placing them on hot stones and covering them with leaves and earth.
    • The imu was lined with banana leaves before adding the hot rocks.
    • The family prepared a whole pig in the imu for the luau.
    • We dug an imu in the backyard to cook the fish for the celebration.
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