QUILÍNG̃

Thornless bamboo, slender and flexible.

Tinkle of bell and metals: strike it, ⊗ en.

QUILÍNG̃

To heel, tilt boat, vehicle when tipping, ag ⊗, um ⊗.

QUILÍQUIL

To slither snake, cumil ⊗.

Twisted stick with many bends, quimmil ⊗.

Effeminate walk: calaniquio, baquioeloel.

QUILIQUILÍ

Armpit.

Tickles: tickle someone, mainly in armpit, ⊗ en.

See arríic.

QUÍLIT

Crossed or half-closed eyes, as when falling asleep: close eyes from sleep, um ⊗ ti matána.

Look askance or angrily, ipa ⊗ ti cumita.

Person or animal with one eye smaller than other.

QUILNÉT

Consistency, cohesion of fruits, roots: consistent and sticky thing, like jelly, na ⊗.

Opposite of mealy.

QUIMÁO

Movement of fish in water unseen: move thus fish, ag ⊗, um ⊗.

QUIMÁT

Lightning: flash lightning, ag ⊗, um ⊗.

QUÍMENG̃

Deaf-muteness: suffer said condition, and also stiff with cold, accident, agqui ⊗.

Tibor jar imported from Borneo.

QUÍMIT

Brooch, clasp, buckle, button: fasten, button, agui ⊗: I ⊗ mo ti bádom, button your shirt.

QUIMMÁY

Convulsion, rolling of eyes: look with convulsive eyes, agquimma ⊗ ti matá.

QUIMMÍ

To compress closing lips of wound with hands, ⊗ en.

(ancient) Break with hands bread, fruit, ⊗ en.

QUIMMÓL

Uropygium/coccyx of bird.

Said also of man’s tailbone.

QUIMMÓT

Anus of rational and irrational beings: contract and dilate anus when defecating, um ⊗.

QUÍMO

To touch something playing with fingers, like child mother’s breast, quim ⊗ en.

Gather with fingers rice grains left on plate.

QUIMÓS

Very thin at tip and thick at base, or vice versa.

QUIMQUÍM

Parsimony in eating, from lack of appetite or naturally: have said quality, na ⊗ á manğán.

See mismis.

QUÍMUEN

(ancient) See quimenğ in last meaning.

QUINÁ

Prefix placed before root denoting state, essence or quality: ¿aniá ti ⊗ turnay á addá quencá? what authority have you? Iti ⊗ imbág, ⊗ sayáat, goodness, beauty.

QUINALCÁ

Cotton thread or yarn imported from Europe: red, white, green.

QUINAMÍDING̃

Or quinanamidínğ.

Small mole on face or body.

See siding.

QUINDÚYOS

Great confusion, turmoil where one knows not what to do: Tono conibusánan ti aldáo maninğóranto ámin ti tao d ng ⊗ an, at the last day all men will be in terrifying confusion.

QUINIÍT

Stunted, neither growing nor thriving: become stunted, cumniit.

See cuddidit.

QUINNÍ

Indecent sway of hips: sway hips lasciviously, walk effeminately, ag ⊗, um ⊗.

QUINNIQUÍN

Shivering, commotion of body: shake, tremble, as when tickled; tremble from any cause, ag ⊗, um ⊗.

QUINNÍT

Nibble on tough thing, pulling, um ⊗, ag ⊗.

QUINÓROB

(from cúrub, ancient).

Kind of gold so called.

QUINTAYÉG

Shudder: shudder from cold, fear, ag ⊗.

Tremble spirit, and earth.

(ancient) Sensual delight.

QUINTÓL

Bump: bump two things together, ag ⊗.

QUINÚNG̃

For water or liquor in vessel to stir, ag ⊗, ma ⊗.

QUIÓ

Dregs or bagasse settling at bottom of indigo vat.

QUIOÁOEG

Curved or arched thing: twist like slithering snake, ag ⊗.

QUIÓAR

Stir, beat things to mix, e.g. cooking food, caramel, lime and sand, ⊗ en; he who, manğ ⊗.

Throw into turmoil clown in comedy to make boys run.

Plow second or third time what was already plowed.

QUIOÉR

Tilted at extremity, like animal tail, stick.

QUIOÍNG̃

To have fingers crooked or separated from others, ag ⊗.

Tilted thing, like stick.

QUIOQUÍO

Soft-boned fish tail.

Effort propelling boat with single oar sculled at stern: propel boat así, ⊗ an.

Instigation, inducement: spur with words; wag tail to incite fighting cocks, ⊗ an.

QUIÓTE

Cinnamon-colored cotton, light-colored: coyóte.

QUIPÓT

Short breeches, like bullfighters in Spain.

QUÍPOT

Tightness of dress: tight dress, na ⊗.

QUIPPÍ

Term used in North meaning same as cappí.