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(Sp. corredizo) Groove, rut, canal, especially the groove along which push-and-pull shutters move; a grooved beam or spar.
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(Sp. cordon) Cordon, line of posts or guards, military or otherwise, watching a certain district in time of public calamities, revolutions, infectious diseases, or the like.
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(Sp. correa) A girdle, belt, sash, cincture, surcingle, especially one worn by a religious society or confraternity.
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(Sp. correo) Post, mail; post-office.
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Half of a gantang. Fifty kórha make a bushel (pásong) of rice.
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To wrinkle, form creases or lines. Ang pánit siníng tigúlang nagakorítot. The skin of this old person is full of wrinkles. (see kurínot).
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To call a cat. Korínga ang koríng. Call the cat-or-shout "kóring" to bring the cat here. (see míming).
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See kolisáw.
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See kolisóng.
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Wrinkled, creasy, creased, lined; twisted, curled, (as a pig's tail). (see kurinót).
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(Sp. coronel) Colonel.
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(Sp. cornetin) Cornet; cornettist.
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(Sp. cornisa) Cornice.
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(B) To contract. See kolô.
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