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rikin [rikín] n Stand, pad for hot things (as of metal, rubber, thick cloth, woven cane rings or stands used for saucepans or irons). kalan Gamita kinang ato rikin para indi masunog kag ato sayog it plantsa. Use that stand so the iron won’t set fire to the floor. Kag mga iro ay inghumang idamuan tong rikin. The dogs used the rubber ring as a plaything. syn: sig-ang.
payusot-yusot [payusot-yúsot] v To fumble ball passing it back and forth in a game. Nakahom tong nagbakoy it bola dahil nagpayusot-yusot kag bola nak waya nasambat. The batter had a home run upon striking the ball because the ball was not caught and then fumbled passing it back and forth between the players.
pay nagpapanihi [pay nagpapaníhì] (comp. of panihi) id 1To be slow at doing something (as of pausing between each step needing to be done in a task i.e. like looking for seashells which are now scarce on the rocky shorelines). [lit: like gathering-seashells] (sem. domains: 6.1.2.4 - Work poorly.) 2To "pick and peck" type something on a typewriter, computer (as of slowly striking the keys with long hesitations between each stroke). [lit: like gathering-seashells] (sem. domains: 3.5.7.1 - Write, 6.1.2.4 - Work poorly.)
pagbunggo [pagbúnggò] (der. of bunggo) n/ger 1Stoning somebody; throwing, hitting, striking somebody, something with stones (as of throwing stones on a person's roof to show anger, jealousy displeasure etc.). (sem. domains: 1.2.2.2 - Rock, 7.3.1.1 - Throw.) 2Throwing, hitting, striking somebody with an object (as of a stone, glass, flip-flop). (sem. domains: 7.3.1.1 - Throw.)
nabitas [nabítas] n Mouth. bunganga, bibig Ka nabitas ni Raul ay pas masasabitaney it rikin. You can probably hang a pot stand on Raul’s mouth. [Vulgar Term]
