used to express fear, worry or disappointment about something unexpected happened / still (emphasized)

cognate

(obsolete) silk underpants from Brunei

(slang) said to someone in danger of being punished or struck by misfortune: you're dead; you're dead meat; you're doomed

used before or after a proverb, adage or cliché: as the saying goes

(often hyperbolic) said to calm down someone angry or fuming over something

food made from sliced sweet potatoes and cooked in sugar, milk, or coconut milk

Alternative spelling of anong oras na

to call / complete aspect of tumawag

maker or seller of needles