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To crash, crack as breaking wood and the like.
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See ragáak id.
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Thick, (said of paint, embroidery, beading, marking, low relief-work and the like). (see madámol).
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To creak, scrape, make a noise as of slippers dragged along the floor, or the like. (see ragósros).
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To be munched noisily with the sound made when raw radishes, carrots, etc. are eaten, to emit such a sound. (see ragótnot).
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To crack or creak as ropes when strained to breaking point.
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To screak, squeal, etc. See ragíngring.
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To emit a sound as of clothes being torn.
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(B) A slight fever or cold; to affect with a cold or slight fever. May rágnat akó.-Ginarágnat akó. I have a slight cold or fever. (see lágnat).
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To crunch, emit a sound as of hard bread being chewed with some force; to be crisp. Ang matíg-a nga tinápay kon kán-on, magaragomô súbung sang sinánlag nga maís. Hard bread, when chewed, crunches like roast corn. (see mahágpok).
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To be drawn, rolled, dragged or pulled along the ground with a rustling noise; to drag or draggle on the ground. Sang pagkahúlug níya sa bánglid nagragósros siá pa idálum. When he fell on the slope he whizzed (rolled) to the bottom. (see ragásras).
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See ragátnat id. Ang banáyan nga sagun-otón magaragótnot kon kádton. When one eats the tough-fibred banáyan, there is a sound as of chopping.
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A kind of plant.
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(B) Full and quite ripe, said of rice-grain. Ragutóng nga humáy. Rice-grain that is full and quite ripe. (see típsul).
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(B) Cooked, prepared for the table.
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