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(Sp. cola) Tail, train (of a gown, etc.).
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Bat. (see kolápnit, kololáknit, kolonáknit, múrtik).
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Bat. See koláknit.
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To make a noise by walking to and fro, to move audibly or noisily. Ang mga ilagâ, haló, etc. nagakólas sa ibábaw sang kisamí. The rats, iguanas, etc. are moving about noisily above the ceiling. Indì kamó magkólas. Don't be noisy. Indì nínyo akó pagkolásan. Don't disturb me with your noise. Kagáhud sang kalóng sang sibúkaw nga nagakólas sa hángin. What a noise the dry sebucao-pods make rustling in the wind. (see gáhud, galúng).
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Dim. and Freq. of kólas. Ginapakoláskólas sang hángin ang mga kawáyan. The wind is stirring and rustling the bamboos. Nagakoláskólas silá dirâ. They are rather noisy over there. (see hulághúlag, gahúdgáhud, litóklitók, etc.).
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(Sp. culata) The butt of a musket or rifle; to strike with the butt-end. Kulatáha siá. Strike him with the butt.
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(Sp. cólera) Cholera.
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(Sp. colgadura) Drapery, embroidery, light decorations, hangings, festoons.
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(Sp. colegio) College. (see buluthóan).
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To bore or clean one's ears, etc. with a feather, the finger or the like. (see kilíkog).
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(Sp. colindante) Neighbour; adjacent, near, hard-, fast-, by, adjoining, neighbouring, bordering, contiguous. (see katámbi).
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