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Wiscon'kissey Young, offspring
Warbermeneech Blind
Weematch Sharp
Warbishcár White
Waterwawadoossin Roots; a figurative expression
                                         for the affections of the
                                         heart, which entwine
                                         about each other
Ween He, him, she or her
Weennewar Ye, they, or them
Way'nin Who, or who is that?

Way'gonin, hawwaneeyaw }
—— tar´nin } What, or what now?
—— Tar´neyau }
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Waygush, or way way How, or how do you do?
Woity, or awoity There, at that place
Weebátch Immediately, or very soon
Weechópe Mine, belonging to me
Woke Plural number
Weebittan', or ha, weebittan' Make haste
Warbermeech To clean
Wíssemeg To chew
Wissinnin To eat
Weegewach'in To follow
Warbermecó To find
Wínnemawatch To neglect
Warmarch To spit
Wabindán To view, or examine well my mind
Wabemát, or wabemór To see