ABO — 5 — ABO aboktceji, I am very slight. aboktesk, it springs up, appears suddenly. abokteskukun, that which press¬ es; hence a spring of a trap or spring-pole aboMesumuk, I jerk him up by- using a spring-pole, trip him up. abokwadasik, the trap(or spring- pole) has sprung. aboo, fruit-juice, berry-flavour ing [used only in composition, as wenjoosoon-aboo, apple juice]. abooadoo, I revive it by heat thaw it out in water. abooad&se, I am revived, resus¬ citated, by a dash of water in a faint; abooea, I get thawed out, get warmed, 'come to.' aboodakskun, inverted, wrong side out, upside down. aboodalooadoo, I cause it to curve or curl around. [aboodalooak,) pi. aboodalooa- gul, a curved ornamental figure, like two crescents placed back to back, a very common form of ornamenta¬ tion in caning, dyeing and bead-worli gg Jt evidently had some mysucal meaning, though the oldest have for¬ gotten what; aboodaloodksasik over end, tumbled upside- down. aboodanskada.se it is overturned, end, over end. aboodanskagalase, I turn a sum¬ mersault; aboodanskudesin. aboodapkejit, a larch, hackma¬ tack, tamarak, "juniper." aboudapkeejiiwuguniiik, a larch grove. aboodawejit, a sculpin, toad- fish. aboodegadase, I turn something of my own inside out; it is turned inside out; aboodega- limky a turning ; aboodega- lookse, it is turned. aboodoktek, refers to dress goods, and also means a frill. aboog'tskunadam, I turn over and hammer down the edge of a tin vessel, forming a rim; aboogtskunadaga, I am accus¬ tomed to forming rims on tin vessels. Note, kunepsumoon, a cup, and seskoook, crockery, are Animate Gender. abooikpa, I am supple, flexible, elastic; abootkpadoo, I make it flexible. abooipamei, I sling stones with the likpagun, or bow-sling, abooikpagunega, I make a spring-pole, or 'binder' for a load. it is carved with c u r i o u s abooikpedesk, it springs back, curves or flowers called aboo-\ spoken of a branch or the dalooagul; aboodalooakumaseX spring-pole of a trap. I mark my own with the abooiltcigtmesoose, I warm my curves; abdoodaloodpskudega, I work the aboodalooagul, curves in bead-work. aboodalooesleget, he curls up his tail, (said of a dog.) aboodanskalimk, it is tossed end flippers, a jocular expression, from aboo—iitcigun- aoo6se\ utcigun, means a lobster's claw, turtle's paddle, seal's flipper. abooimk, I become the receip-