EXPLORE FILIPINO WORDS IN DEPTH
EXPLORE FILIPINO WORDS IN DEPTH
to crumple; to tangle; to mess up...
tea (gossip)...
That's the tea; That's the gossip....
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/gu-su-TIN/
FIL: Ang sadyang paglukot o paggulo sa isang bagay, tulad ng papel o damit, upang mawala ang kinis at kaayusan nito.
EN: to crumple; to tangle; to mess up
The official verb for what happens to your earphones in your pocket, your bedsheets after a nap, and your freshly ironed uniform two seconds after putting it on. It can also be used for complicating things. "Huwag mo nang gusutin ang isyu" means "Don't complicate the issue," or basically, "Stop making things messy!"
From 'gusot' (crease, tangle) + '-in' suffix.
The root word 'gusot' (adj.) means crumpled or tangled. 'Gusutin' is the act of making something crumpled or tangled.
🇵🇭 Pakiusap, huwag mong gusutin ang mga damit na bagong plantsa.
🇺🇸 Please, don't crumple the newly ironed clothes.
🇵🇭 Sinadya niyang gusutin ang buhok niya para magmukhang 'effortless'.
🇺🇸 She intentionally messed up her hair to look 'effortless'.
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