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Author, writer, a literary man. (see sulát, magsusúlat, manunúlat).
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Investigator, inspector, examiner. Manugsusipuód. Manugsusipuodnanon. Provincial Inspector. (see súsi).
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Manager, care-taker, administrator. (tátap).
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Messenger, harbinger, bringer of tidings, angel. (túndà).
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Messenger; angel. (see manunúndà, manugtúndà, anhél).
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(Probably from the Sp. tumbar) A stunner, surprising, amazing, overwhelming, overpowering.
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One who is a frequent caller or likes to visit from house to house. (panumbálay).
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A kind of vine whose bitter juice is used as an antiseptic in cleaning wounds, etc.
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Guide, leader. (see tóytoy).
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A disturber; disturbing, interrupting, interfering with, causing a disturbance. (see túblag).
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An unwelcome visitor, a parasite, sycophant. (see panudángsudáng).
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Seer, prophet, propounder of riddles, riddle maker, riddle solver; wise, sage. (see túgma).
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Tearing to pieces, pouncing upon, devouring, preying, (beast) of prey. (see tubúk).
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A writer, author. See magsusúlat, manugsúlat.
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