POO —142- POO pooae, I am slow. lazy; pooedoo dum, I am sluggish, limp. pooase. I go slowly, loiter. poodadaga, (segoobakiaga), ] churn, lit, I keep continually driving a stick into a hole. Note— The primitive 'Indian churn' was a deep vessel with a hole in the cover, through which a dasher was worked up and down on the end of a stick. poodadakun, a churn. poodoomkunelc, a haddock. poogaluk, regimentals, insignia 1 of office, wompum. poogekekpawisk, the grass is wet with dew. poogimseawak, there is a thick mist falling. poogogwadek, a narrow path. poogoogozvitc, a balsam blister on the fir-tree; poogoogowitc- wadase, I am smeared with balsam. poogoogumaoo, the stomach, paunch. pooguogumejit, the second stomach of a ruminant. poogoolea, a pimple, blotch, boil. poogoolisk, elder. poogoosedadum. I despise it. poogoosk, rotten wood. poogumakundoo,\ strike it with a weapon. poogunagejit,a. caterpillar, [long haired], poogimaget a shaggy dog. poogunutpoogiva, I look large [and fluffy]. poogwa, half, part of; half a car¬ cass. poogwak,naxrovi,a. narrow place in a river, a ford, narrows, not so narrow as kebek. pougwedagunutk, a flail for threshing. poogivedool, I have a thick beard. poogwelemowalije, a gathering, crowd, flock. poogiveliaman, I earn much, gather many things together. poogwodigun, an umbrella, shade. poogwoles, a swallow. poogwosoodea, a thimble. poojedam, I chop or cut a hole. pookskek, long grass. pookootulesketc, a blackbird. pookuntcowe, a large porcupine quill. poolkoojakumeak, it boils up ; [2] a spring. poonamoo, a tomcod. poonoosumakun, small scraps of meat. pooseok, a larch, [juniper] tree; pooseokses, a shrub juniper. pooskigun, a gouge, chisel, slice for chopping ice. pooskoon, the breast, chest ; pooskoona^ what belongs to the breat; [2] a rosary, charm. pooskulak, soft ; pooskuladoo, I soften it. pooskulakumegek, easily worked soft-ground. pootakaga, I butcher, stab in the throat. pootaoo, gravy, broth, (See pootawa, tea). bootask, [pudas~] a pond; a har¬ bour; ubkudask. pootawa, tea, broth made from