Page 17 of 17, showing 17 records out of 337 total
- push off
- ábazhnúde
-
- To push or shove off on, as one's coat.
- push off
- ábasude
-
- To push off, as corn from a cob or scrape off, as hair from a hide.
- push on
- bagthóⁿtha
-
- To push on an object, and miss doing what was intended; to thrust at a foe and miss him, because of his dodging.
- push together
- ábapʰu
-
- To push straight together and close, as sliding doors.
- To turn up the sole of a moccasin over the top.
- push up
- bahóⁿ
-
- To push up.
- push with foot
- ánoⁿ'u
-
- To hill up dirt on something with the foot.
- put in
- u'óⁿ
-
- To put into, as wood into a stove.
- put in bad mood
- thawázhiⁿpiazhi
-
- To put someone in a bad mood by talking to or laughing at him or her.
- put on
- hiⁿbútoⁿ
-
- To put on or wear moccasins.
- put on
- áthaha
-
- To put on clothing.
- To wear clothing.
- To stick to.
- To cover.
- put on
- séhiⁿbe utʰóⁿ
-
- To put on snowshoes.
- put pipe to mouth
- thané
-
- To put a pipe to one's mouth without smoking it.
- put together
- wíⁿdoⁿthe
-
- To put items from several different places together in one place.
- put together
- woⁿdoⁿthe
-
- To put things from several different places together.
- putrid
- qwíⁿ bthoⁿ
-
- To emit a putrid odor.
- putrid
- quíⁿ
-
- Corrupt, putrid, offensive, rotten, stinking, as carrion.
- putrid
- qwiⁿ
-
- Putrid, rotten, stinking, offensive, as carrion.
