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- slimy
- gthígthide
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- Slushy, sticky, slimy, ropy, muddy.
- slimy
- gthóⁿze
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- Fishy, slimy; not sweet.
- Strong-smelling, like raw meat or unripe vegetables.
- slip
- znué
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- To slip or slide away.
- slip
- qthúde
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- To be peeled off; to slip out of.
- slip
- bas'íⁿtʰigthe
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- To slip down and turn bottom upwards suddenly.
- slip
- shibáthé
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- Slipped off, as a belt from a wheel.
- slip out
- zhnudáthe
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- Slipped out of its own accord; fell out.
- slippery
- zhníⁿge
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- Smooth, slippery (in one place).
- slippery
- zhnahá
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- Smooth, slippery.
- slippery
- zhnázhnaha
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- Smooth in many places; smooth and slippery all over, as a road or ice.
- slippery
- zhníⁿzhniⁿgáthe
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- Wet and slippery.
- slippery
- zhníⁿzhniⁿge
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- Smooth or slippery in many places.
- slippery elm
- éezhoⁿ gthigthíde
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- Slippery elm.
- slippery elm
- ézhoⁿ gthigthíde
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- Slippery elm.
- slivers
- mábóⁿboⁿ
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- To cut into shreds or slivers.
- slow
- shkóⁿ wazníⁿde
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- To be slow and deliberate in one's movements; to work slowly or take a long time to do something.
- slow-moving
- stathóⁿ
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- Slow-moving, as one who has been ill.
- slowly
- hígoⁿ íthigthoⁿ
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- To tell a myth, legend, or fable slowly and deliberately.
- slushy
- gthíde
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- Slushy.
- slushy
- gthígthide
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- Slushy, sticky, slimy, ropy, muddy.
