KWE KWO kwelooase, I am searching. Kwelpujot, see Koolpujut. kwemoo, k, a loon. kwemoode, I a harbour. kwenkankadoo, I turn over something flat; kweskonkiga. kwesamegooje, I am very cold. See kwlowice. kwesawadoo,! hang it (a kettle) over the fire. kwesawdk, a point of land;kwe- sowsaktek, a stony point of land; kwesowkumegek, a clayey point of land. kwesawe, I play with a child; (cluck, cackle). kwesegwa, I tell fortunes; pro¬ phesy. kwese, I remove, jump, jump out of the water as a trout. kwesomalegek, a curved beach, [2] a hill. kwesomkeak, a sandy bar. kwesopskeak, a rocky point ; a promontory. kwesowdum, I keep it, hold it firmly. kwesowksak, a headland. kwesowktek, a bushy point. kwesddum, I keep a holiday, preserve something carefully; I keep it sacredly. kwetpaklum, I sip it, test it by sipping, taste a liquid. kwelum, I taste it, test it by biting, taste a solid. kwetdedaboodam, I speak ob¬ scurely, in riddles or fables. kwiik, near; kweltck, nearer. kwidamakun, a fishing-place. kwlowice, I am cold. kwodegunabe (ookwodegunabe), the sheet, rope attached to a sail.