Pareus [noun]

He wore only a pareu, and was tattooed from toenails to hair-roots.

Along the way we met Kanakas, looking very cool, dressed only in their pareu cloth.

I made a tourniquet of a strip of my pareu and, with a small harpoon, 30 twisted it until the flow of blood was stopped.

Nevertheless, as I smoked at ease in my pareu upon the paepae of my simple hosts I felt some misgivings rise in me.

His knife was in his pareu, which, to leave his legs unhampered, he had rolled and tucked in until it was no more than a G-string.

Beneath it they wore a pareu, which passed twice around the waist and hung to the calves of the legs.

I seized his tail quickly, and as he swept around to free himself I had time to draw the knife from my pareu and stab him.

I made a tourniquet of a strip of my pareu and, with a small harpoon, twisted it until the flow of blood was stopped.

When at home he wore only a pareu, but he would put on trousers when he went out.

At last, wrapping a pareu about me, I went down my trail to the valley road.