omechiib, v.t.lift up (something) to look underneath; reveal/bring up (something) from past.
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v.a.s.is to be lifted up or revealed.
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v.r.s.lifted up; revealed.
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Proverbs:
> Exposing and concealing
The grass skirt in Palau consists of a front and back panel. While being worn, the strands of the skirt may become matted and tangled. To correct this, particularly when sitting down, the woman may run her fingers under and through her skirt, lifting and combing the strands. In so doing the woman affords the spectator a brief, erotic glimpse. The idiom may be applied in answer to a severe critic, asking the critic not to reveal all of the victim's failures. In a related sense, a family member may ask another not to make all of the family problems public.

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