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Tasaday

American  
[tah-suh-dahy] / ˈtɑ səˌdaɪ /

noun

plural

Tasadays,

plural

Tasaday
  1. a member of a very small group of forest-dwelling people of southern Mindanao.


Example Sentences

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Godolphin's Tasaday finished in third.

From BBC

Mechanized drumbeats, monotone or tuneless vocals and strictly bare-bones productions connect bands like Neon or 0010110000010011 to international counterparts like Suicide, Einstürzende Neubauten and Throbbing Gristle; there’s also post-punk guitar dissonance from Rats and Spirocheta Pergoli and repetition as provocation from l’Ultimo Arcano, Maurizio Bianchi and Tasaday.

From New York Times

Tasaday, the 9-10 jolly in the fillies' race, managed to get beaten after being allowed a soft lead.

From The Guardian

The sweet Tasaday tribesmen of the Philippines lived in a peaceful Stone Age dream until anthropologists and TV crews descended on them.

From Time Magazine Archive

With the help of Blit interpreters, whose language is distantly akin to Tasaday, communication slowly began.

From Time Magazine Archive