Meaning of "elbow"

elbow •

n.
• • the joint between the upper and lower arm: siko

v.
• • 1. to push with the elbow: maniko, sumiko, sikuhin
  • 2. to jostle, hustle: gumitgit

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shove

v.
• • 1. to push: magtulak, itulak, magsalya, isalya
  • 2. to push each other: magtulakan, magsiksikan, magsalyahan
  • 3. to push the elbow: sumiko, sikuhin
  • 4. to shove off sometimes, to push away from the shore, row away: gumaod na (sumagwang) palayo
  • 5. leave, start, go away, scram (slang): lumayas shovel

n.
• • a tool for lifting and throwing loose matter: pala

v.
• • to lift and throw with a shovel: magpala, pumala, palahin

blow

n.
• • 1. a hit with the fist: suntok, dagok
  • 2. a blow with a whip or stick: palo, hampas, bugbog
  • 3. the blow of the wind, sudden blow or gush: ihip

v.
• • 1. to give a blow, to strike with the fist: sumuntok, suntukin
  • 2. to strike or give a blow with a whip, stick, etc.: pumalo, paluin, humampas, hampasin, bumugbog, bugbugin
  • 3. to give a blow with the elbow and shoulder: dagilin
  • 4. to give a blow or nudge with the elbow: sumiko, sikuhin
  • 5. to blow as the wind: humangin, hanginin, humihip, umihip
  • 6. to be blown by the wind (as a small boat): hanginin

siko

n.
• • elbow

tabig

v.
• • mangtabig, tabigin (mang-:-in) to shove violently with the elbow. Tinabig ng lasing ang baso. The drunken man pushed the glass aside violently with his elbow.