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(H) See sádò.
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(B) See sálo.
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Ugliness, plainness, hideousness, repulsiveness (of face); cursedness, curstness. (see sárot).
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(Sp. cucharon) A large spoon; ladle.
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(B) To dip one's hands or feet into water, to splash, dash water or other liquid about (in play). Ang bátà nagasarób kang (sang) túbig sa tádyaw. Ginasarób kang (sang) bátà ang túbig sa tádyaw. The child is dipping its hands into the water contained in the jar. Sarobá ang túbig sa palanggána, sa tádyaw, sa kanál, etc. Splash (Dip your hands or feet into) the water contained in the wash-basin, in the jar, in the ditch, etc. (see lóog, úbug).
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(B) See salók.
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A kind of bird of prey with a long tail.
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(H) See sadól.
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See salómo.
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(B) See salólong.
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To run at and bark as a house-dog at passing strangers to attack. Ginsaróso akó sang idô. The dog ran towards me and barked. Pasarosóha ang mga idô sa mga kánding. Let the dogs charge and bark at the goats. Sarosóha siá. Attack him. Go for him. Fly at him. (see soróso).
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(B) Difficult, trying, miserable, wretched (of times, conditions, life, etc.). Sarót gid ang pangabúhì sa karón nga túig. Life this year is very hard or difficult. (see huyúthúyut, salút, buísit, lapígot).
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Voluble, quick of speech, having a fluent or flippant tongue; dense, near together (of plants, etc.); to talk flippantly, be voluble of speech, etc. (see garót).
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(Sp. chicharrón) Fried lard-scrap, cracknel, crackling, the crisp remains of fat after the removal of the lard by frying.
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