Bisdak Words

Experiencing fear but in defense, would instictively snap back when attacked just like a tail of a dog tucked between legs when cornered by other snarling dogs.

Slang for “testicles, scrotum”.

A word to describe something that is very old. Literally means “smells like the earth”.

Is also pronounced as “ulipores”, in Tagalog this is a plural form to mean “cohorts”. (Now I remember “the minions”)

Opposite of “tagubtob” is “hunit”. Refers to foods which crunchiness already gone.

This is a bisaya word for a crunchy sound, like when you eat adobo or chicharon. It also describe a good sound system used in disco or a karaoke machine.

“Momo” from bisaya “ungo” or mythical characters, used to scare children so they will sit still, behave or sleep.

From the sound of a cat, Cebuano called a cat, “miming” or “ming-ming”.