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| fandotsoana | ~ [Rel. s. from mandotso (lotso).] Excitement, a stimulus, usually applied to food given to a woman to produce milk; encouragement to a buyer of goods by praising the article, puff, praise. |
| puff out (to) | |
| mibonabona | ~ (imp and rel not used) to swell, to grow large and bulky, to puff out, to inflate, to appear plump |
| mivonto | ~ to swell up, to puff out |
| puff up (to) | |
| mibohibohy | ~ to swagger, to puff up, to assume airs of importance, to be inflamed with vanity; to swell, as with wind in the stomach. |
| midaridary | ~ to swell, to puff up, to inflate |
| puffed | |
| mibinabina | ~ swollen, puffed up, prominent, protuberant. |
| mibetroka | ~ to be puffed up, to be inflated, to be swollen; fig. shameful, blameworthy, mistaken. |
| aniany | ~ puffed up as with wind, bloated, swollen. Used of the stomach only. |
| puffed (to be) | |
| mianiany | ~ to be puffed up, to be bloated, to be swollen. Used only of the stomach. |
| puffiness (a) | |
| bonibony | ~ puffiness, unnatural swellings, protuberances; measles. See <1bonabona#> |
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