Another patient presented my wife with a kiboko (or sjambok) of hippopotamus hide.
Unless I know which one that is by to-morrow morning, I will kiboko all of you.
One of us wandered over with a kiboko with which lightly he flicked the legs of such damsels as he could reach.
Perhaps occasionally you may have to kiboko the lot, in the full knowledge that most are innocent.
The boy for a few instants looked puzzled; then his features expanded in a cheerful smile as he said: "No kiboko heah, sah!
Never did he raise his hand to strike us; Kuboko was his name, but kiboko had he none" (he evidently deeply relished the jingle).
There was an askari standing near with kibokoin hand to drive back the crowd should any press too closely.
It needed courage to answer that lieutenant, and the crack--crack--crack of a thick kiboko descending at measured intervals on the naked back of the boy who had answered boldly was no help toward reassurance.
It was not only askaris; the whole township turned out as to the circus, with Schubert and his longkiboko ruling the riot.
He had a kiboko in his hand almost a yard and a half long, and Schubert examined it with approval.
But then you know that an elephant is as much at home in a river, as a Kiboko [a hippopotamus], so that the last man was soon caught and was drowned.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "kiboko" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
