bayong
noun
bay·ong
bī-ˈȯŋ
variants or less commonly bayon
bī-ˈȯn
plural -s
: a coarse sack of woven strips of pandanus or palm leaves used especially in the Philippines
Word History
Etymology
Tagalog & Bisayan bayóng, bay-óng
- in-your-face
- in/at one fell swoop
- in/at one go
- in/for the foreseeable future
- in/from the depths of someone's heart/soul/being
- in/into care
- in/into gear
- in/into high gear
- in/into the swim (of things)
- in/into the swing of
- in/of the order of
- in/under someone's control
- in/within living memory
- in/within the space of
- INA
- inabilities
- inability
- inabsorbability
- inabsorbable
- inacceptable
- inaccessibilities
- inaccessibility
- inaccessible
- inaccessibly
- inaccuracies