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• Accokcorok  + (to rub hard with a brush, cloth, etc., or against a rough surface in washing)

• Balacung  + (Mori cloth is still raw (not yet bleached) so the color is slightly yellowish)
• Bagang  + (a large stem with a stem that can be held at the bottom of the water (river, sea) and can also be lifted to the surface of the water)
• Akbalo-balo  + (a long narrow band or strip, typically of the same width throughout its length, differing in color or texture from the surface on either side of it)
• Bandera  + (a rectangular or triangular piece of cloth or paper (tied to the end of a stick, pole, etc.) used as a symbol of a state, association, body, etc. or as a sign; pennants; stump)
• Akbunduk  + (a rough or noisy fight or quarrel.)
• Akak kayu ringang  + (a solid whose surface is generated by a line passing through a fixed point and a fixed plane curve not containing the point, consisting of two equal sections joined at a vertex)
• Bangko  + (a tree that lives on the beach, the wood is hard, the flowers are like orange blossoms)
• Cakalang  + (any of various fishes that leap above the surface of the water, as a tuna, Euthynnus pelamis, or the bonito.)
• Belo-belo pammiring  + (decoration (of pasmen, cloth, gold, etc.) attached to the edge of clothing; 2 pieces of jewelry worn on the bride's forehead;)
• Bilukluk  + (fabric with a thick surface, soft hair on the front and flat on the back, soft, shiny, often made into skullcaps or oversized clothes)
• Batek  + (illustrated cloth which is made specifically by writing or applying wax to the cloth, then processing it in a certain way; batik fabric)
• Bawi  + (mammals with long snouts, thick skin and rough fur;)
• Bila-bila  + (rough woven (bamboo strips) for fences, walls, and so on)
• Accoccorok  + (to move along in continuous contact with a smooth or slippery surface)
• Accokcorok  +
• Cakkok  + (traditional medicine made from a mixture of ground spices wrapped in cloth to be drunk by force by squeezing it into the mouth (usually for small children).)
• Bakdok ar kayu  + (tree, the wood is hard, good for making charcoal)
• Balacu  + (twill; rather thick cloth)
• Barata  + (white cloth tied around the head as a sign of mourning;)