POO -143- PUT « P A tea-leaves. pootegoodadoo, I pour a fluid into something. pood, a bottle; pootitcet, a vial. poolenskase, I thrust my hand down into an empty barrel. pootooa, [bootooa], I puff, blow up; pootooasik, it is puffed with wind. pootooegwi, I have plum cheeks. poootoiskwaldimkawa, a blister ing plaster, a fly blister. poutooiskwase, I am blistered. pootoowadum, I blow upon it to cool it. pootoowastk, it is distended, in¬ flated, puffed up with wind. pootumooa, I frighten away game; separate friends; break off a match. pootumookse, I am easily per¬ suaded, yielding. pootumt, I miss an opportunity, lose time, delay. pooiup, (or bootup), a whale, the one who blows. pootuplaga, I see through some¬ thing. poolupwokun, a whale's spout¬ ing vent. poslumak, I give him gum. puibuneak, a crumb of bread. puibunegadoo, I break bread up into crumbs. uiminkadiimkul, gleanings, re¬ fuse, droppings, p pukiogegul, wreckage, f r a g- ments. pules, a wild-pigeon. pumabelakun, a bier, hand- barrow. Punadumooe^oos, April. pusak, a scrap, remnant. pusakadek, a brand, ember, coal; pusakadestoo, I stir up the embers, poke the fire. pusaklaga, I chip stones; pus- uktagunul, the chippings of hewed stone. puse, a pole; pusegwon a torch. pusigun, leather scraps; pusi- gunagawa, made of skins. pulcagwak, it is full of dregs, bottoms.