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(sinasabunutan, sinabunutan, sasabunutan) v., inf. pull (someone) by the hair
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sabunutan n. act of pulling each other's hair (fighting women)
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(sinasabunot, sinabunot, sasabunutin) v., inf. grab and pull someone's hair
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n. sabotage
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(sinasabutahe, sinabutahe, sasabutahihin) v., inf. sabotage; damage or destroy maliciously
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sabutan n., bot. species of screwpine
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sabuwat n. 1. accomplice (in crime); 2. act of getting someone as an accomplice in crime
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sabuwatan n. 1. connivance; 2. conspiracy; 3. plot; 4. intrigue
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sabuwatin (sinasabuwat, sinabuwat, sasabuwatin) v., inf. join with another (others) in a conspiracy
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(sinasabuyan, sinabuyan, sasabuyan) v., inf. 1. splash; 2. throw water on; 3. slop; 4. splatter
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sabuyan n. act of splashing/throwing water, mud, sand, etc. at each other
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sabwat n. 1. accomplice (in crime); 2. act of getting someone as an accomplice in crime
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sabwatan n. 1. connivance; 2. conspiracy; 3. plot; 4. intrigue
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sabwatin (sinasabwat, sinabwat, sasabwatin) v., inf. join with another (others) in a conspiracy
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sadlak n. a fall into disgrace, shame, etc.
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sadlok n. act of taking up water, etc. with a scoop
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sadlukan (sinasadlukan, sinadlukan, sasadlukan) v., inf. 1. fill a container with liquid by scooping; 2. scoop from
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sadlukin (sinasadlok, sinadlok, sasadlukin) v., inf. scoop out with a dipper
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sadsad adj. aground (said of boats)
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n. 1. wharf; pier; 2. simultaneous arrival of boats; 3. schedule of arrivals of boats
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