WOL -175- wus wolkwak, concave. wolna, a cove, bay. wolnamkeak, a sandy cove; (2) Pr. N ., , C. B .; (3) West Point . wolnoktesk, a gap. wolpek, a pond, pool; wolpok. wolsaktaoo, I hew it out form¬ ing a trough or a 'dug-out.' wolskck, a bog, marsh. woltimkuuumk, the collar bone. wollcami, I play ball; altcami, wolumkam, I scoop out a cav¬ ity. Wolumkwagagunutk, Port Mulgrave, C. B. wolwobak, oval, bulging out. wonatkewak, the stormy sea subsides. wonmajokunek, injurious, bale¬ ful (implying a curse). Wonpak, Cole Harbour . wonse, domestic, tame. wont&kta, I rest quietly; wontd- koje, I hold my head still; wonl&bkaktek, it is stagnant. wontakode, ease, composure, sleep; wont&ktek, motionless;] wontokadutn, I soothe it. wont&ksume, I am gentle; v/on- idksumimk, mildness. wontootcooe, I am industrious. woole, good- wooleagunoodumakun, the Gos¬ pel, the Good News. wooledadakun, approval. wooleeskakun, the door side of a wigwam. woolens, advisable. wopsum, a white dog. woseantetcka, a lantern, with glass on one side. Wosekuseg-won, . Woselumooek, . wosowesit, it is grizzly, gray. Wospegeak, Tangier; (2) Shoal Bay; the sun-shine is reflected from water. zvospoo, a seal. Wospooijiktook, Herring Point , —among the seals. wotc, a pit, fire-hole. Wotcuk, Spencer's Island. Yiukutc, . wusoon, a cargo, pack, load.