Dictionary
8,361 words
- pulingn.mote in the eye.
- pulingv.to catch or have a mote in the eye.
- pulinglingv.to finger, toy with, tinker with.
- pulipolv.to wind yarn.
- pulisv.to test one’s gamecock with that of an other.
- pulisn.policeman.
- pulisian.police.
- pulkokv.to worry grievously, to be weighed down by sadness, to feel great anxiety.
- pullatv.to plug, stuff.
- pullonum.ten; 10: used especially in counting.
- pullov.to reach the limit of another person’s patience, endurance, etc. , to reach the breaking point of another person.
- pulonum.tens, times ten.
- pulongv.to report the wrongdoing of, to denounce, inform against, tell on.
- pulosadv.at all, entirely, completely: used negatively.
- pulotv.to annoint, administer extreme unction to, administer the last sacrament to.
- pulpogv.to burn an animal in an open fire until the hair or feathers are consumed and the skin is partially cooked.
- pulpoladj.dull, blunt, not sharp.
- pulson.pulse.
- pulsov.to feel the pulse of.
- pulsotv.to cut off (thread or rope).
- pultakadj.having the hair unevenly cut or unevenly shaved at the nape.
- pultakv.to cut the hair of unevenly.
- pultingv.to cut, nip, pinch off.
- pultitn.a bit of stool or feces, usually the first or last to be expelled when defecating.
- punasv.to wipe one’s hands, mouth, body, etc.
- puneradj.muscular, brawny.
- pungann.pillow.
- punganv.to put one’s head on the pillow of (another).
- punganayn.beginning, start.
- pungdoln.stump, stub of tree.
- pungetv.to cut close to the bottom or root.
- pungon.bundle.
- pungov.to tie together the four limbs of an animal.
- pungopungoann.wrist.
- pungotv.to pull the hair of.
- pungpongn.stub of bamboo.
- pungsayv.to remove by cutting, tearing, breaking, etc. , to sever.
- pungtilv.to remove or sever top of.
- pungtosee SIPUNGTO.
- pungtotv.to get angry.
- puniv.to set the table.
- punitv.to close, shut (a door, window, etc.).
- punnov.to supply or make up for what is lacking.
- punosee MAKAPUNO. a variety of coconut.
- punponn.burial, funeral, interment.
- punponv.to inter, bury.
- punyaln.poniard, dagger.
- punyosn.cuff.
- puonn.trunk, origin, beginning.
- puonann.capital in business.