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n. the past
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pasador n. 1. sanitary napkin (used by women); 2. wet rag used while ironing
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pasador n. ordinary bolt to close a door or window
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pasadya adj. made-to-order; custom-made
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pasag n. 1. wiggle (e.g., like a fish); 2. sudden hop (like a frog); 3. stamping of the feet
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pasagadsarin (pinasasagadsad, pinasagadsad, pasasagadsarin) v., inf. allow something to skid or gain momentum
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pasagana n., adj. ref. to what contributes to abundance
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(pinapasaganaan, pinasaganaan, papasaganaan) v., inf. give or supply abundantly
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(pinasasagana, pinasagana, pasasaganain) v., inf. make abundant
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pasagasa adj. headlong; with great haste and force
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(pinapasagasaan, pinasagasaan, papasagasaan) v., inf. intentionally to cause one's vehicle to run over a person or thing
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pasagip (napasasagip, napasagip pasasagip) v., inf. allow oneself to be rescued from some danger
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pasagitsitin (pinasasagitsit, pinasagitsit, pasasagitsitin) v., inf. move with a hissing sound; swish
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pasaglit adj., adv. short; momentary; for a short while
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pasaglit-saglit adv. briefly
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pasaglit-saglitin (pinasasaglit-saglit, pinasaglit-saglit, pasasaglit-saglitin) v., inf. send someone just for a short time to a person or place once in a while
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pasaglitin (pinasasaglit, pinasaglit, pasasaglitin) v., inf. send someone quickly to a person/place for a while
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pasagutan (pinapasagutan, pinasagutan, papasagutan) v., inf. request someone to stand as guarantor for
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pasagutin (pinasasagot, pinasagot, pasasagutin) v., inf. ask someone to answer
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pasagwain (pinasasagwa, pinasagwa, pasasagwain) v., inf. make indecent, etc.
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