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Freq. of kaláging-to arrange well; to drill.
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To cook, hold the pan, have "an iron in the fire", have "an axe to grind", have something to gain. (see kaláhà).
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To wear jewels (jewelry, jewelery). (see aláhas).
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To look for, or gather, river-crabs; to go in search of pleasure. (see kalámpay).
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To hesitate, doubt, be-undecided,-in doubt,-uncertain, not to know exactly what to say or do. (alángálang).
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To go in search of an amulet; to wear a talisman, amulet, charm in the superstitious belief that it will protect the wearer in danger, preserve him from disease, keep him out of harm, etc. (see antíngánting, pinangálap).
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To cling to, adhere to, creep up, wind or circle around as a vine or creeper. (Freq. of kalápkap, kápkap; see pangabúd).
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Grip, hold; influence, power, sway. (see pangalápkap).
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Grasp, grip, handle, heft; business, occupation. Maáyo siá sing pangalápton. He is a good-, an experienced-, worker. He is an old hand
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To tremble, shake; suffer from the gapes (the disease "alátay" (arátay)) that often causes great havoc amongst poultry.
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Freq. of aláw-to treat visitors, offer them smokes, etc.; to be hospitable, entertain a guest.
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Freq. of kaláwat-to go to-, to receive-, Holy Communion.
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Freq. of álay-to be stiff, tired, etc. Rigidity, stiffness, tiredness (of limbs, etc.) through overexertion, or the like; to be or become stiff, etc.
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Freq. of kaláyo. To attend to the-fire,-hearth,-cooking. Kamó lang ang matánum, kay akó sing ákon mangaláyo. You go and plant rice, I for my part will look after (attend to) the cooking.
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See pangalihít-to throw aside, shelve, etc.
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Freq. of alíhid-to go along the side or edge of, pick one's way along the margin (edge, border) of.
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A probe; a sponge. (see kalikóg).
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Freq. of kalíkog-to poke, probe (a wound, etc.).
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