KES — 73- KES off in a flood. keskoodek, gel, broad, wide; {keskutkwelk). keskook, oonooje, he is dull, heavy-witted. keskool, you are heavy, dull, dense. keskoolak, the clearing-up shower. keskoolooksoode, ballast, weight keskitbilkik, I tie them wide apart. keskumaijak, a fcetus, (that which is carried); keskumkak ( i ) an untimely birth; (2) an illegitimate child. keskiimada.se, I am carried from one place to onotber, keskumadegd, I deceive, juggle, use sleight of haud; keskum obul—gewadega. keskumase, I cross over, make a portage. keskumegd, I carry a load on the shoulder. keskumse, I am talented, bright, awake; finish sleeping, am done of my nap. keskumsidde, I am numb, have a prickly sensation in my limbs, fall asleep. keskumleskum, I "cut across lots," take a direct path of my own instead of following around by the beaten one. keskoose, my work, (affairs) is troublesome, [kespunoolik). keskunase, my load is heavy. keskwowoold, i carry a heavy load on my back. keskutkwek, gel, broad, large; {keskoodek'). keskwiskakund.,1 make a door in the back of the wigwam. keskwodega, I am turning, changing, translating; I change my religion. keskowekum, I blot it out. keskwontegd, I kill my first ani¬ mal, catch my first fish; (2) celebrate the occasion. kesld, I give off an offensive odour (as carrion), stink; pikto. kesmadase, I am placed forward; pushed along. kesmanskudesin, I hitch or jerk forward. kesna, it is already done. kesnukoabdwe, I am a notorious \\&x;kesniikwon,{iri<S. per. sing from kwi,) you lie in your throat. The most offensive epithet a Micinac can use. Like ourselves they have men who prevaricate, and falsify, as well as the unmitigated liars. I may say aoolen, or even the strouger term eksoo- en, without arousing anger, but if I say with emphasis and harshness kesnukwon, I insult my man beyond endurance, and must prepare to meet the consequences. kesogiigtak, it is smooth, polish¬ ed; the leaves are all fallen; the moose rubs off his horns. kesogunitpak, it is very dark. kesogwase, I ascend a slope, rise slowly; kesogwadoo, I carry it up hill. kesoksum, I finish cooking it, carrying it; I have it already for food. kesooea, I have formed a habit; (2) got warm. kespaboodek, very hot water.