MEN —104- MES mulukse, the entrails, bowels, intestines. mulaskw, a spot of mud or earth rising above the surface of the lake. (2) Pr. N ., an island in Bras d'OrLake. C.B . mulsoo, a testicle; nulsoo, mumsegwonk, the eyelashes. Munagesunok, the . Place where the breakers foam. munak, a shoal; munamk, a sand bar; mun&psk, a ledge of rocks, a reef. ■munamkw, the breakers are tossed into foam. muneak, (adv.) when it comes off. mune&k, a flock, herd, munkasik, a hole; munkadum, I dig, excavate. munde, a bag; mundekjetc. a small bag, sack. Mundoo, the spirit of evil; the Devil; (2) a fiend. Perhaps this name was first given by the earliest French Mission aries to wean the Micmacs from their belief in the Mani tou, or 'great spirit' of myth¬ ology. mundooaje, the devil's place; hell. mundooed, I become a devil; mundooe, I am a devil, fiend. munkwon, the rainbow. munootce, a head, (wolp is used but only in composition). munsadddum, I meditate upon it. munsa, I study, try hard to know; [2] I am a student munsaplum, I watch it closely. munsdpskw, a rocky island munseloo, the shower will pass over. munsiak, I urge, persuade, coax him. munumkwet, the bird hunts its prey. munumkwetc, a woodchuck. munuskw', a small grassy island having no trees. Munuskootc, Miscouche, P. E. I. The name was first given to a small grassy island at the mouth of Muddy Creek , and later (by the settlers) applied to the whole region; it means " little grassy island." I am told by another, since writing the above, that " Miscouche " comes from another word, possibly miskase, while Mun¬ uskootc applies only to the place known as Muddy Creek . J. S. C. musaboktc&t', it is soft; musa- bootek, it is slimy. musabokici, I have dysentery. musaboktcekdwd, gruel, porridge musabun, the hair of the head; pewedum, hair growing on the body. musagase, I exert myself. musedegoodun, the gills of a fish. musemalea, a bridegroom; from Fr. 'monsieur marier.' musetook, the milt of a fish. musikskudoo, I up-root a weed. musiksum, I prune, clip. musiktaga, I trim underbrush, lop off knots; musiktam. musitame, I pick alone. muskabek, it crops out, peeps above ground, shows itself. muskadoo, I show it, pull it out;