tumpok sa uyo [túmpok sa úyo] idiom - Convert to subentry To pile up, come together in one place, on one’s head especially of troubles. Waya gusto ni Rod nak magtumpok sa uyo kag ida mga problema. Rod doesn’t want his problems to pile up on his head.
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tumpok [túmpok] vbt To pile, stack up in a heap (of clothes to wash, rubbish to burn, food to sell). tambak Ingtumpok nida kag likot pagpanilhig. He pilled up the rubbish when he swept. syn: munton-munton, puntok 1, puntok 2.
raguso₁ [ragúsò] v To shove, push hard against someone; squeeze through a crowd; to lunge at somebody to attack them and then hold onto them tightly. dumog It giragusoa ni Miloy tong tumpok it tawo para makaagaw yang it karneng baligya. Miloy squeezed through a crowd so as to avail of the meat sold. Aragusuon tan-a ni Berto tong ida kaaway ugaling ay nasaway sida ni Kardo. Berto was about to lunge at his enemy but Kardo fasified him. syn: sagil-ot. (sem. domains: 7.3.2.9 - Push.)
puntok [púntok] 1n A pile, heap of something. puntok Ka amo parti ay sampuyong puntok, usang parti sa nag-aani, sidam nak parti sa tag-iya. Our division of ten piles is one share for the harvesters and nine shares for the owner. syn: munton-munton, tumpok, puntok 2. 2vbt To pile up into piles. Apuntukon nako kag mga tagrukon sa likor it bayay. I will pile up the poles into piles at the back of the house. Ingpuntok-puntok nida tong likot para madali gihakuton. He piled up the garbage so it would be easy to gather. syn: munton-munton, puntok 1, tumpok.
munton-munton [munton-muntón] vt To put big pile of something somewhere (as of stones etc.). patong-patong, suson-suson, bunton Ingpangmunton-munton nina Doming kag ragkong bato sa habig it karsada. Doming put big piles of stones along the road. syn: puntok 1, tumpok, puntok 2.
