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(Sp. comedia) Comedy; any stage-play.
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(Sp. comediante) Comedian; player, actor, actress.
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(Sp. comerciante) Merchant, shop-keeper, tradesman, trader, chandler, retailer, hawker, huckster, higgler, pedlar, colporteur, any seller of goods even in a small way, dealer, salesman, chapman, costermonger; cheapjack, caterer. (see pumalatíkang).
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(Sp. comercio) Commerce, business, trade, traffic, lucrative enterprise. (see palatikángan, palangitán-an).
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(Sp. cometa) Comet.
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(Humorously) Committee; member of a committee, a stuck-up fellow, big gun; self-important, overbearing, proud.
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(B) Silent, reserved, retired, uncommunicative, reticent, taciturn, not talkative.
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To grumble, murmur, sulk, pout, complain. Indì ka magkómod. Don't murmur. Indì mo akó pagkomóran (-ódan). Do not grumble at me-or-in my presence. (kúmud id.).
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Dim. and Freq. of kómod. To grumble a little, or have a habit of grumbling and complaining on every occasion.
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(Sp. cómoda) Chest of drawers, bureau, night-commode.
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See kamústa. Nagkomostahánay silá. They saluted each other, they shook hands.
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(Sp. compañia) Company, society, concern, firm; troop, body of soldiers or the like. (see kumbuyahán, hubón, kabón).
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(Sp. compadre) The relationship of a godfather to the parents of his godchild and to the godmother. (see komári).
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(Sp. compas) A pair of compasses, callipers, measure, time (in music), rule, standard (of life). (see solóndan).
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Also: to beat time; to lead, be boss or master; to gesticulate, move or wave the hand.
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Also: Note book, composition book.
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