wa-yu’-pan-pan—wa-yu’-sSik-$si-ée-éa. 
wa-yu’-ska, v. of yuska; towhiten, 
make white; to clear one who has 
been charged with a crime, to 
acquit—wamduska. See wayusay. 
wa-yu’-ska-pi, x. onewhohasbeen 
cleared from charges laid against him. 
wa-yu’-ske-pa, v. of yuskepa; 
to draw all out, to exhaust. 
wa-yu’-ski-éGa, v. of yuskiéa; 
to press; to be neat and tidy; to 
surpass all others: one who is 
feared by or restrains others—wa- 
mduskiéa. 
wa-yu’-ski-ta, v. Same as wa- 
yuskiéa; to bind, press. 
wa-yw-sku, v. of yusku; to shear 
off close, pare, shave of —wamdusku. 
wa-yu-sku-sku, ». red. of wa- 
yusku. 
wa-yuw-sla-ta, v. T. 
thing slowly, deliberately. 
wa-yu’-sla-sla-ta, v. red. T. 
to do « thing slowly, deliberately. 
See wakasdata. 
wa-yu’-sma-ka, v. of yusmaka; 
to hollow out; to indent. 
to dow 
wa-yu’-smiy, v. of yusmin; to 
pick off, make. bare. 
wa-yu’-sna, v. of yusna; to ring, 
to rustle, as leaves falling; fo ravel 
out—wamdusna. — 
wa-yuw’-sni, v. of yusni; fo make 
cold, to extinguish. 
wa’-yus-o, v. of ayuso; to wade 
after; to pare of—wamduso.  T., 
to pare off, to cut in strips or strings. 
But ‘“‘to wade after” is Gopa hiyo- 
hi ya.—w. J. ©. 
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wa’-yus-os-0o, v. red. of wayuso. 
wa-yu’-so-ta, v. of yusota; to 
spend, use up, consume—wamdu- 
sota. 
wa-yu’-sto, v.of yusto; to smooth 
down—wamdusto. 
wa-yu’-sto-ka, m. one whomakes 
smooth. 
wa-yu’-su, v. of yusu; to make 
good—wamdusu. T., yuwaste. 
wa-yu’-su-ta, v. of yusuta; to 
make strong, to establish—wamdu- 
suta. 
wa-yu’-Sa, v. of yusa; to make 
red. 
wa-yu’-§’ag-ya, v. a. to over- 
load, as an animal —wayus’agwaya. 
T., tkeya wakinkiya. 
wa-yu’-§’a-ka, v. of yus’aka; to 
be overloaded—wamdus’aka. 
wa-yu’-Sa-pa, v. of yusapa; to 
sot/—wamdusSapa. 
wa-yu’-Sda, v. of yusda; to make 
bare, cut off—wamdusda. 
wa-yu’-Sdo-ka, v. of yusdoka; 
to pull out. 
wa-yu’-Sdu-Sdu-ta, v. of yu- 
Sdusduta; to make slippery. 
wa-yu’-Se-éa, v. to make dry up 
or wither. 
wa-yu’-Si-éa, v. of yusiéa; to 
wamdusiéa. 
make bad, to spot 
wa-yuw’-si-htin, v. of yusilitin; 
CO 
make bad; to injure m any way. 
wa-yu’-Sik-Si-ée-éa, n. Tof 
wayusiéa; one who does nothing 
well, 
to enfeeble—wamdusilitiy. 
