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 Very soon, or immediately         Weebatch Us, we, our, all of us            Neennerwind

Wife, or mistress                 Mentimoy'ey Water                              Nippee Wind                              Noetting Wound                             Aquish War, to go to war, to fight, or quarrel                      Mecártay Woods                             Menópemeg Wine, or blood red broth          Misquoyshoanarboop {243} Whore, or bad woman               Matchee móyamee Winter, or year                   Bebóne Well of water                     Sagoyb Word                              Cáza Wing                              Gwimbitch Witness, you are a witness        Ken'dersay World, the other world            Pockcan worroc'kay, or pockcan tunnoc'kay Wide                              Packquoím Weary, or tired                   Nowwenday'shon Wild, or savage                   Matcheewa Warm, or hot                      Geeshar'tay Wet                               Neepeeweenoon Willing, to be willing            Can'nar, or cun'ner White                             Warbishcár Weak                              Cáwween mush'kowar Wild                              Carnaboycus We, us, or our                    Neennerwind Who, or who is that? Way'nin