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sapsap n., zoo. species of slipmouth fish
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sapsuy n. chop suey (Chinese dish of food)
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sapuhin (sinasapo, sinapo, sasapuhin) v., inf. hold or support something with the hands
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sapukin (sinasapok, sinapok, sasapukin) v., inf. hit somebody with the fist
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sapul sa pagkabata adj. congenital; present at birth
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n. baby's bib
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(sinasapulahan, sinapulahan, sasapulahan) v., inf. put a bib on a baby
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sapulan (sinasapulan, sinapulan, sasapulan) n. 1. begin at the very beginning; 2. be present at the very start
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sapulin (sinasapol, sinapol, sasapulin) v., inf. hit hard and direct (e.g. another's face)
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adj. held or supported by the palms of the hands
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(sinasapupo, sinapupo, sasapupuhin) v., inf. support from underneath with the hands
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(sinasaputan, sinaputan, sasaputan) v., inf. shroud; cover with a shroud; conceal
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(sinasapote, sinapote, sasaputihin) v., inf. stack cards; arrange playing cards unfairly
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sapuwersahan adj. compulsory; compelled
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sapyaw n. sack-like fishing net dragged by a boat
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sapyaw n. superficial cut or wound
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sara 1. n.; 2. adj. 1. act of closing (door, meeting, etc.); 2. closed
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sara n. anything used to block an entry into a place
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adj. 1. closed; 2. c no more; 3. stopped up
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(sinasaraduhan, sinaraduhan, sasaraduhan) v., inf. close; shut; shut a door on someone
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