PIIT
PIIT is a Cebuano word. In English, it means...
piit a {1} too narrow.
Piit kaáyu siyag sinínà, She has a very tight dress on.
Piit kaáyung dálan, Too narrow a street.
{2} close, not a?
ording proper distance.
Piit kaáyu siya nga mubayli, He dances too close.
v {1} [B; a] for an area to be too narrow or small, get into too narrow a place.
Napiit ang ilagà sa káhuy, The mouse was wedged tight in the firewood.
{1a} [A; a] hold s.t.
tightly, in a close embrace.
Gipiit ni Inting ang láwas ni Tabúra, Inting held Taboras body in a close embrace.
{2} [A; a] compel s.
o.
to do s.t.
with pressure.
Pit-un gánì ku, mutug-an na lang ku, If Im pressed, Ill tell the truth.
{3} [B; c1] for a singing voice to be tight and forced on a high pitch.
Mupiit ang tíngug ug taas kaáyu ang núta, The singing voice becomes tight on very high notes.
-an n contrivance to squeeze juice out of s.t.
slowly, made of two pieces of wood, the top of which is weighed down.
Piit kaáyu siyag sinínà, She has a very tight dress on.
Piit kaáyung dálan, Too narrow a street.
{2} close, not a?
ording proper distance.
Piit kaáyu siya nga mubayli, He dances too close.
v {1} [B; a] for an area to be too narrow or small, get into too narrow a place.
Napiit ang ilagà sa káhuy, The mouse was wedged tight in the firewood.
{1a} [A; a] hold s.t.
tightly, in a close embrace.
Gipiit ni Inting ang láwas ni Tabúra, Inting held Taboras body in a close embrace.
{2} [A; a] compel s.
o.
to do s.t.
with pressure.
Pit-un gánì ku, mutug-an na lang ku, If Im pressed, Ill tell the truth.
{3} [B; c1] for a singing voice to be tight and forced on a high pitch.
Mupiit ang tíngug ug taas kaáyu ang núta, The singing voice becomes tight on very high notes.
-an n contrivance to squeeze juice out of s.t.
slowly, made of two pieces of wood, the top of which is weighed down.