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I am not an authority on the Hawaiian language, but I looked up the words and found this.

Muka - n. Lip-smacking, sound of lips popped open

Laka - Attracted to, fond of

Hiki - surely, certainly

So if I wanted to make any sense of these here's the best I have:

"Certainly attracted to lip-smacking."

Thanks, Wayne, for that totally amazing excellent discovery!

p.s. Let's assume Wayne said Muku Laka Hiki, then it could mean:

"Certainly fond of breaking waves." (I like that one better) However, Muka Laka Hiki simply means, "I like to kiss/I like kissing" and given what the quote from Waynes world says, and given the fact he is speaking to a girl he is fond of, that is more likely what he means. "Muka Laka Hiki, Come on ya' wanna 'lei' me, pass the poi, mahalo (thank you)"

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