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cuitlapetz.

a paunchy or big-bellied man (see Molina)

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cuitlapetziquiuh.

big belly (used to offend s.o.).
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cuitlapilana.

kwitɬɑpilɑːnɑ

to skin the rump or removed the tail of animals or birds (see Molina)

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cuitlapilayacachoa.

kwitɬɑpilɑjɑkɑtʃoɑ

to pull a dog's tail, or some other animal's tail (see Molina)

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cuitlapilcotol.

kwitɬɑpilkotol

something bobtailed, docked (see Karttunen)

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cuitlapilcototztzin.

animal with a short tail.
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cuitlapilhuihuitla.

kwitɬɑpilwiːwiːtɬɑ
Orthographic Variants: 
cuitlapilhuiuitla

to skin the rump of a bird or to take off its tail (see Molina)

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cuitlapillalaza.

to pull a dog's tail, or some other animal's tail (see Molina)

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cuitlapilli atlapalli.

commoners, vassals (a metaphor)

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cuitlapilli.

tail; person who constantly accompanies another.
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cuitlapilli.

kwitɬɑpilli

a tail, such as that of an animal or a bird (see Molina); also the tail of a comet (see Zapata y Mendoza); and, part of the metaphor for commoner(s), cuitlapilli atlapalli (see Lockhart)

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cuitlapilloh.

winged animal or insect.
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cuitlapilohōlīniā.

for an animal to wag its tail.
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cuitlapiltequi.

kwitɬɑpilteki

to cut the tail of an animal or bird (see Molina)

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cuitlapiltia.

kwitɬɑpiltiɑ
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Cuitlapiltzinca.

a kingdom of Tula (Tollan) that pertained to the Toltecs

(central Mexico, sixteenth century)
Literaturas de Anahuac y del Incario / Literatures of Anahuac and the Inca, ed. Miguel León-Portilla (Mexico City: Siglo Veintiuno Editories, 2006), 192.

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cuitlapipitzica.

for ripe fruit to bust open.
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cuitlapitz.

kwitɬɑpits

a paunchy or big-bellied man (see Molina)

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cuitlapōlhuiliā.

to smear excrement on s.t. that belongs to s.o. else.
#una persona embarra de popo alguna cosa de otro. “embarre de popo las chanclas de ana por que le tengo mucha envidia.”
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cuitlapōloā.

to smear s.o. with excrement.
# nimo. Una persona se embarra de caca. “Aquel hombre está muy embarrado de caca porque estaba acostado donde están los puercos”.
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