"Butitos" is a word in HILIGAYNON
butítos - (Sp. bota, botito) Small boots or
shoes; children’s footwear.
She had picked the spot the day before and carried out a stool low enough to sit on and still have her paintbox and her water cup within reach. Anna didn't use an easel. Easels seemed to her an altogether too assertive aid, too obvious. She liked to work as unobtrusively as possible, the paper spread on a board in her lap, close to her hand.
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Former Vice President Quayle, Speaker of the HouseGingrich, and President Clinton are traveling in acar together in Kansas. A tornado comes along andwhirls them up into the air and tosses them thousandsof yards away. They all fall into a daze. When they come to and extract themselves from thevehicle, they realize they're in the fabled Land of Oz. They decide to go see the famous Wizard of Oz. TheWizard is known for granting people their wishes. Quayle says, "I'm going to ask the Wizard for a brain." Gingrich responds, "I'm going to ask the Wizard for a heart." Clinton speaks up, "Where's Dorothy?"
bótas - (Sp. bota) Boot, shoe, footwear. (cf. sapátos, sapín, butítos).
Read the complete definitionbutín - (Sp. botín) Buskin, brogue, halfboot; gaiter, spatterdash; booty of war, spoils. (cf. butítos).
Read the complete definitionsapín - (Sp. zapin) Shoe, boot. (cf. sapátos, bótas, butítos).
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