pa-psag’—pa-sw. 
pa-si’-sa, v.a._ to pin together; to 
sisa. 
pa’-ska, adj. white-headed. 
pa-ska’, v.a. to bleach; to rub and 
make white—wapaska. T., naska. 
pa-ski’-éa, v.a. to press down on 
with the hand—wapaskiéa. See 
paskiéa. 
pa-skin’, cont. of paskiéa; paskin 
iyeya. 
pa-slo’-han-pi, » Tf, 4 ¢ 
hutinaéute. 
pa-slul, cont. T. of pasluta. 
pa-sluw-slu-ta, red. of pasluta. 
pa-slw’-ta, v. T. to push out of, 
as dirt from a pipe-stem. 
pa-slu-ta, va T. 
masturbation—wapasluta. 
pa-slu’-ka, x. T. masturbation ; 
onanism. 
pa-smag’, cont. of pasmaka; pa- 
smag iyeya. 
pa-sma’-ka, v.a. to make a hol- 
low in by pushing, to indent—wapa- 
smaka. 
pa-smi’, v.a. to do little things to 
irritate, provoke, pick a quarrel 
with—wapasmi, unpasmipi. T., 
yusigla,kta kuwa. 
pa-smi’-ka, v. @ 
smi. 
pa-smin’-yan, v. 
yanyan. 
pa-smin’-yay-yan, v.a. to rub 
or scrape off, make smooth or clean; 
to make smooth, as a gun-bore— 
wapasminyanyai. 
to commit 
Same as pa- 
See pasmin- 
|pa-sna’, v. a. 
stick in, as a needle or pin—wapa- 
|pa-spa’-ya, ¥v. a. 
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to make rustle; to 
shake down and make rustle, as 
Tr, yusna. 
to extinguish, as a 
fire-brand, by pushing it into the 
ashes—wapasni. 
leaves—wapasna. 
pa-snY, v. a. 
pa-snon’, v.a. to roast, as meat, 
on aspit or stick—wapasnoy, w)pa- 
snoypi. 
pa-snuy’, v.a. See pasnon. 
to make wet, to 
sponge—wapaspaya, wypaspayapl. 
This word is also used with the 
vulgar meaning of tawintoy. 
pa-stay’, v.a. te soak and take the 
hair off, as from a hide 
T., olipanyan. 
wapastay). 
pa-stay’-ka, v. a. to moisten; in 
a vulgar sense, tawinton. See pa- 
spaya. 
pa-stan’-ki-ya, v.a._ to cause to 
take off the hair, as in dressing a 
skin—pastay wakiya. 
pa-sto’, v.a. to smooth, brush down, 
as hair—wapasto, unpastopi. 7", 
kasto. 
pa-sto’-sto, v. red. of pasto; to 
brush down: pastosto lyaya, to go 
dragging along and brushing down, 
asa wounded animal brushes down 
the grass. 7, kastosto. 
pa-sto’-ya, v.4. to cause to brush 
down—pastowaya. 
pa-sto’-ya, adv. brushing down 
pa-su’, the nose or snout of ani- 
mals, sometimes also of man; the 
beak or bill of birds; the external 
nose. 
