Bisdak Words

Yama-yama in bisaya means bullying someone. See also: Bugal-bugal

Bangking-bangking (v)(slang), exhibition; show an ability. E.g riding a motorcycle.  

Warak (v),  out of control.  E.g Nagwarak sa discohan (Dancing out of control during disco) (Tagalog: Nagwala)

Bukot-bukot (repeated), in bisaya this means belong to the lower class or lower level. Similar but different meaning “Bukot”

Reverse of “Kaon” which means to eat. See also Subad

Tiki-tiki is not a bisaya word actually but it is a common vitamins for kids made by Unilab. You can hear it everynow and then.

Tiki in bisaya is interchangeably used to call a common house lizard but a smaller ones. See related “tuko”

Tuko in bisaya means a bigger house lizard which also making sounds  as “tuko! tuko!”. See also “tiki”