tuob

• Hyphenation: tu‧ob

tuob

1. enclosed; closed in; contained
2. obstructed; shut off to passage

tuob

1. an unopened palm frond

tuob

1. to make oneself sweat by wrapping one's body in a blanket while on all fours above a pot of steaming boiled mixture of burnt rice, Coke, ice and mango leaves, often to cure oneself of pasmo or kabuhi

• buot, buto, tubo

• IPA^(key): /twob/

tuob

1. gold

• Julian Granberry, ‎Gary Vescelius, Languages of the Pre-Columbian Antilles (2004, →ISBN, page 27 (reconstructing the pronunciation as monosyllabic based on the source [Spanish] text's marking of stress in disyllabic words and absence of marking here, and on the regular use of u after t for /w/ in Spanish texts of the period)

tuob

1. airtight