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to man or guard a place
to do [it]
female vendor
people who do menial work; cohort
police officer
job; work; occupation
teacher
nanny; nursemaid
to make
fellow soldier
to serve as a soldier
soldier
caretaker or steward
work; accomplishment; made
driver
nurse
female cashier
male cashier
security guard
turn; shift
secretary
miner
female doctor
experience
businessman or businesswoman
illegal business scheme
driver; chauffeur
race; career
to work
doctor
observer; supervisor
actor; celebrity
task, employment
to do business
sergeant
director
helper or domestic worker
female domestic helper
mason
to farm
staff, employee; to man or staff a place
farming
livelihood
place of work; factory
taho vendor
guard
foreman
player or athlete
conductor
to sell
hired laborer
writer
warrior
fisherman
to work for
to work on
to become an actor
vendor
male vendor
lawyer
electrician
carpenter
mechanic
neighborhood guard; peacekeeper; forest ranger
plumber
barber
spy, informant
domestic helper; housemate
employee; staff
manager
expert
engineer
boss; master; employer
to assign
to manage
agent
landlord/lady; to rent
ice cream vendor
gardener
servant; domestic worker
geographer
farmer
helper
worker
domestic helpers
judge
company
laundrywoman
laundryman; male laundry worker
the act of working
for business purposes
goods for sale
painter
surgeon
fellow actor
to work as a teacher
to peddle
female garbage collector
male garbage collector
male general
female general
postman
contractor
commander
to retire
tradable; used for business
obstetrician; maternity physician
retired woman
retired man
female office secretary
male office secretary
firefighter
tailor or seamstress
waiter
dentist
female gardener
to practice medicine
to police
to dedicate or appoint
inspector
instructor
officer; official
architect
investigator
counsellor
consultant
female cook
male cook
female teacher
male teacher
investor
worker; laborer
registrar
to split wood; to be fired (slang)
a translator
badge; nameplate
co-designer
co-farmer
boatman
economist
qualified
qualification
clerk
collector
midwife
commentator
businessperson
vegetable vendor
butcher
tricycle driver
journalist; reporter
the act of doing business
cleaner; janitor
person assigned to keep watch
waitress
to treat or falsify
to use or record in books
male domestic helper
to work in an office
to drive
to guard
to peddle goods
to work as a plumber
to use or work with metal
to work as a carpenter
inventor
stevedore
concessionaire
dressmaker
jeweler
sailor
reader
auditor
recruit; new member
resignation
tailor
superior
mediator; go-between
a trainer
a collector
act of being a doctor
historian
harvesting request or commission
act of working as a carpenter
occupation; livelihood; colonization
operator (machine/telephone)
operator; a person who effects something
organizer
manager of a plantation
corporal
cadet
street cleaner
female peasant; peasant woman
male peasant; peasant man
capitalist
criminologist
bottle buyer and seller
machinist
mathematician
female manager; housekeeper; female head of household staff
male manager; butler; male head of household staff
female domestic worker (pejorative)
male domestic worker (pejorative)
having multiple jobs simultaneously, juggling jobs
observer (male/female)
carrier or bearer
a publisher or printer
a transcriber
keeper
a sponsor or promoter
designation
dispatch; dismiss; fire
collaborator
columnist
police (inversion of pulis)
photographer
rice dealer
sweet potato vendor
eatery owner or operator
chicken vendor
motorcyclist
banana vendor or farmer
shoemaker
baker
to hire
poet
seamstress
acting as the driver
acting career
the act of guarding or keeping watch
plumbing work
watchman (variant of sereno)
laundry person
dishwasher (person)
person assigned to scrub
person who irons
sweeper
to practice law
to run an eatery
to work as a mechanic
archeologist
female landlord; owner of a plantation
male landlord; owner of a plantation
astrologist
depositor
embalmer
importer
intermediary
farm tenant
matron
giver
host or inviter
person who closes
an examiner
planter
sculptor
rancher
weaver
to work as an electrician
to work as a nurse
numerologist
occupation; work
to dispatch [it]
geologist
to peddle [it]
industrialist
workers in Japan (usually bars)
farmer who clears forests
grilled intestine vendor
to dispatch
tobacco buyer/seller
balut vendor
seafarer; fisherman; sailor
odontologist; dentist
the act of directing
migrant sugarcane worker, seasonal farm worker
harvester person
payer
seeker
borrower
an usher or escort
taker; collector
appraiser or assessor
guard; sentinel
female jeweler
male jeweler
fellow nurse
merchant
short story writer
bibingka maker or seller
calamansi vendor
to work like a carabao
cake maker or seller
car owner / car user
vendor of kutsinta
rice porridge vendor
ginger seller
noodle vendor
papaya vendor
rice cake vendor
soup vendor
to copper-plate or use copper
slipper vendor
turon vendor
horse rider
novelist
mercenary
law practice
practice of medicine
the act of driving
act of working as an electrician
status of being a lawyer
artistry or status as an actor
doctorhood
eatery business operation
state of being a carpenter
state of being an employee
mechanics as a profession
nursing profession
military service; profession of being a soldier
bread-making business
police work or profession
for an electrician
employment or service as personnel
for mechanics
used for photography
for soldiers; military-grade
used for plumbing
solderer
designer
media practitioner
pier worker
female servant (informal/slang)
male servant (informal/slang)
hypnotist
holder
one who deals with antiquities
madam of a brothel
masonry
person who shaves others
person who waters
the person assigned to wait
person who appoints
copper worker
copper foundry
someone who fetches water for a fee, water carrier
grass seller or cutter
wallet seller
bracelet maker or seller
harvesting/transporting sugarcane
a person who prepares or sells kwek-kwek
to represent someone as a lawyer
to do in the office
to act as a lawyer for someone
to have repaired by a mechanic
fellow electrician
to work for a master
leche flan maker or seller
pro-employee
crab catcher
dog hunter
nighttime fisherman using light
carabao tender
to prospect for gold
to repair as a mechanic
being a mechanic
state of being a nurse
soldierhood; status as a soldier
restaurant operation
servant or servility
telephone operator
entomologist
soap maker
ontologist
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