a stand on which clothes are laid for fuming with incense. 2. see

cerucuk see CEROCOK 1.\n cerucup pointed, tapering, funnel, shaped.\n cerucut cone.\n ceruh completely milled rice.\n ceruk 1 hole, cleft, niche. 2 cranny, nook. 3 compartment in drawer, etc.. 4 shaft in a mine. 5 lane, path.\n cerup 1 sound of sucking in water. 2 sound of a small object falling.\n cerurut see CELURUT.\n cerut wind around tightly, squeeze, constrict as of a snake.\n cerutu cigar, cheroot.\n cespleng cure instantly, provide instant relief.\n cet see CAT 1.\n cetak mold, form, cast, matrix.\n cetakan edition or printing.\n cetar-ceter sound of gunshots, fireworks.\n cetek 1. 1 shallow river. etc.. 2 superficial, shallow. 2. sound of a click. men-cetek-an click on a switch.\n ceteng men-ceteng carry by hand.\n ceter see CETAR-CETER.\n cetet see CETEK.\n ceti 1. Indians, often merchants, from Coromandel or Malabar. 2. 1 moneylender often at high rate of interest. 2 pimp, procuress.\n cetiao cetiau Jakarta, China o. million, in commercial transaction.\n cetit small pinch, impression made on skin by a rough surface.\n cetok 1. 1 k.o. large China hat. 2 European style hat, pith helmet. 2. sound of a valve in an engine.\n cetrek sound of a switch, a clicking noise.\n cetus 1 sound of s.t. being struck against stone. 2 say s.t. unexpected, unrelated to previous discourse\n ceuk see ACEUK.\n cewang not clear, clouded.\n cewek Sl. girl, gal.\n cewir see CEBIR 1.\n cewok see CEBOK.\n cgmi Central Gerakan Mahasiswa Indonesia left wing student organization pre-1965.\n chrom, chroom see KHROM.\n chrysant krisan chrysanthemum.\n chudancho Japanese military rank in Indonesian auxiliary units during Japanese occupation.\n chusetsu Japanese submission to the fatherland.\n ci 1 110 of a tahil or 215 of an ounce. duit-ci k.o China coin with a square hole in the middle. 2 a measure of weight used in illicit drug deals.\n 114 ciaka China barefooted.\n ciaklat, cialat China Uh-oh Troubles \n ciami, ciamik 1 handsome, beautiful. 2 China of good quality.\n ciap see CIAK 1.\n ciar men-ciar-ciar bawling, squalling of babies.\n ciat en garde sound made when attacking in martial arts.\n ciat-ciut sound of creaking or squeaking.\n cibir men-cibir curl o.\s lips.\n cibuk Java dipper.\n cicak k.o. small house lizard.\n cicik 1. men-cicik 1 whistle of water boiling. 2 flow of sweat. 2. affectionate form of adress and reference for o.\s elder sister.\n cicil men-cicil pay in installments.\n cicip 1. men-cicip 1 taste during prepartion of food. 2 sip at, eat a bit. 2. sound of birds, chicks, etc. men-cicip chirp, twitter, cheep.\n cicir see CECER.\n cicit 1. great-grandchild, great-great-grandchild. 2. sound of an animal squeaking. squeak of mouse, etc.. 2 tweet of canary.\n cidera see CEDERA 1,2.\n ciduk 1. Coll. men-ciduk arrest. ciduk-an detention. 2. see CEDOK.\n cigak k.o. monkey.\n cih exclamation of scorn, disgust, disapproval.\n cihui whoopee exclamation of delight.\n cik 1. get out shoo 2. see ENCIK. 3. see CI. 4. see TACI, CICIK 2.\n cikal Java young coconut.\n cikal bakal see CAKAL-BAKAL.\n cikalan remnants of cloth, cake, tin can, etc..\n cikar k.o. two-wheeled bullock cart.\n cikrak 1. 1 waste basket. 2 dustpan. 2. see JINGKLAK.\n cikutan hiccup.\n cilaka see CELAKA.\n cilap ter-cilap-cilap flicker.\n cili Ambon chili.\n cilik,cilikan Java little, small esp. of children.\n ciling see CELENG.\n cilok men-cilok 1 steal, pilfer. 2 pick pockets.\n ciluk-ba, cilup-ba peekaboo exclamation to babies.\n cim see ENCIM.\n cimplung food prepared by boiling with sap or juice that is being boiled down for sugar.\n cina us. Derog. China, Chinese. Pe-chinan Chinatown.\n cina buta the intermediate husband which a thrice-divorced Muslim woman must have before remarrying her original husband.\n