SIN -i5t — SOK sinkumisiakuna, a strainer; sin- kumistoo, I strain it. sinkumistega, I strain, drain things dry. sinskwa, I drink the last drop, drain the cup dry. sinpuk, I drain the cup, (An. G.); sintum, I drink it all (Inan. G.) sinwegadoo, I spread it out. siploogwe, I yawn, stretch, (See sebi). siptoogoogzuiet, it is stringy, viscous, sticky. sisiktokse, I whimper. siskoo, mud, mortar; siskooe, 1 am muddy; siskooadase, I am splattered with mud. siskoobk, earthenware, made of mud. situtiegoo, I blow it out, blow the nose. skebel&kun, a medicine-bag. skogomoolk, a new canoe, newly built craft. skoo, a ridge pole, (2) a leech; also nskoo. skubakumikt, a low swampy place. skuda%un, the part of a dead¬ fall trap over which the kub- leagun turns. skudakumooic, a ghost, appari¬ tion. skuloosk, (uskulooskw), lead, shot. skumawa, a sentry. skumogun, slime. skumiook, and, also, (conj,) elp ak. sknnow, a large flag, (liver- coloured). skusegwokun, a 'torching' place, where fish are speared by the end of a line: near the end, (2) a large torch-light. skwaoo, a hen-bird, female bird; skwa&k. a female whale, por¬ poise, or seal; skwemekw, a female fish; skwesum, a female dog. skwiatck, the last child, the baby. skwobek, skwiik, border. snakapelakun, ul, a bale, bundle, n load. snaskw, an iris, 'fleur-de-lis.' snastukpelow, a bundle of fir- boughs. sogoktek, a road leading up from the shore. sogubadum, I roast meat on a spit, or sharpened stick, over a fire; sogubogunutk, a spit. sogiim, a gudgeon; sogumoog- wa, I catch gudgeons. Sogumkeagun, pr. n., Shel- bourne, N. S .—a canal cut through a sand-bank. sogutpedesin, I hit my head against something. sokogitk, it flows up stream. sokogwegi, I build a wigwam away in the forest. sokskadoo, a flying-squirrel. soklaga, I mash potatoes. soklum, I chew it, chew the cud that has been brought up, chew gum. sokitdumukludes, I know that I shall fail in my undertaking. sokulnooadoo. I put it out, I show my tongue. sokw, sour, anything sour; saokwy vomit; sokudemali, 1 am made to vomit. sokzvet, an eclipse of the sun or