Cebuano verb list (what I learned so far):

[Verbs]

abot = arrive (muabot = to arrive)

adto = to go
anhe, anhi, muanhi =to come (muanhi = will come)
baktas, lakaw =to walk ( lakaw = go )
bag-o, magbag-o =magbago =to change (bag-o means new that is why magbag-o means to change or to be new)
baligya =sell (ibaligya - to sell)
balo = widow ( it is Tagalog)  mubaylo - to borrow
basa = read 
bayad =to pay
buhat = make
ibutang (buta^ng)=to place
chica =to tell a story (gay word) (Chika)
kaon = eat 
kita = (Can you give a sentence? This word can mean differently depends how it was used and pronounce.) I know it is kita = profit or to see. for example: pila ang imong kita? - how much is your profit. magkita ta sa balay - Let's see each other at the house. 
dad-un =to bring =liba  dal-un = to bring
damgo =to dream
dungog (dungo^g) =to hear
gamit = use ----- ex. gi gamit nimo ni? - Did you use this?
guba^ =destroy
hang'yo, muhang'yo =ask (ask for a favor not question)
hatag, taga-i=to give
himo = make/create
hinundum, hinunduman = remember nadumduman = remember
hitabo, mahitabo =to happen
ilis =palit =to change (ex. pag ilis ug sanina = change your clothes) palit= buy
ila-ila =kilala (ila-ila means introduce yourself ex. ipa ila-ila sila = you introduce them) kilala - means know a person but kilala is tagalog in Cebuano it's Kaila.
ingon, sulti = tell or say
inom = drink
istorya = talk istorya - story
lakaw, baktas =to walk
larga, mo larga =to leave (transpo) =alis
libog, malibog =get confused
liko (liko^) =to turn
lupad =lipad
menyo, ma menyo =to get married 
palit =to buy
mangutana = to ask a question
pasa = hand over
pasyal = stroll around
practice, magpractice (praktis)
puyo = stay / live
sabot = understand
sakay =to ride
sagol =to mix
simba, manimba =simba =to pray (to pray is mag ampo) manimba is to gattend a church service/mass.
singgit, syagit(informal) =to shout.
solo, magsolo =to be alone
sulat = write
sulay, sulayan =to try
sulti, ingon = tell/say
tabang, tabangan =to help
tan-aw, mag tan-aw =to watch /lool
trabaho - job/work
tulog, tug - sleep
tuon = learn
tudlo = teach
uban, mouba^n =to company, to go with =sumama

Congratulations. You learn lot of words already.

Cebuano verb list (what I learned so far)

[Verbs]
abot =to arrive
adto = to go
anhe, anhi, muanhi =to come (muanhi = will come)
baktas, lakaw =to walk ( lakaw = go )
bag-o, magbag-o =magbago =to change (bag-o means new that is why magbag-o means to change or to be new)
baligya =to sell
balo = widow
basa = read
bayad =to pay
buhat = make
butang (buta^ng)=to place
chica =to tell a story (gay word) (Chika)
kaon = eat
kita = (Can you give a sentence? This word can mean differently depends how it was used and pronounce.)
dad-un =to bring =liba
damgo =to dream
dungog (dungo^g) =to hear
gamit = use    ----- ex. gi gamit nimo ni? - Did you use this?
guba^ =destroy
hang'yo, muhang'yo =ask (ask for a favor not question)
hatag, taga-i=to give
himo = make/create
hinundum, hinunduman = remember
hitabo, mahitabo =to happen
ilis =palit =to change (ex. pag ilis ug sanina = change your clothes) palit= buy
ila-ila =kilala (ila-ila means introduce yourself ex. ipa ila-ila sila = you introduce them) kilala - means know a person but kilala is tagalog in Cebuano it's Kaila.
ingon, sulti = tell or say
inom = drink
istorya = talk
lakaw, baktas =to walk
larga, mo larga =to leave (transpo) =alis
libog, malibog =get confused
liko (liko^) =to turn
lupad =lipad
menyo, ma menyo =to get married
palit =to buy
mangutana = to ask a question
pasa = hand over
pasyal = stroll around
practice, magpractice (praktis)
puyo = stay / live
sabot = understand
sakay =to ride
sagol =to mix
simba, manimba =simba =to pray (to pray is mag ampo) manimba is to gattend a church service/mass.
singgit, syagit(informal) =to shout.
solo, magsolo =to be alone
sulat = write
sulay, sulayan =to try
sulti, ingon = tell/say
tabang, tabangan =to help
tan-aw, mag tan-aw =to watch /lool
trabaho - job/work
tulog, tug - sleep
tuon = learn
tudlo = teach
uban, mouba^n =to company, to go with =sumama

Nice you know a lots of Cebuano words.