wung

• When at morn it has wung. —  The Book of Humorous Verse
• While time his swift circuit was winging, and wung; —  The Book of Humorous Verse
• A look from the more fashionable daughter, as with a swinging sweep she passed on into the parlor, silenced the mother on the subject of hoops, and thinking her guests must necessarily be thirsty after their walk she brought them a pitcher of water, asking if they'd "chuse it clear, or with a little ginger and molasses," at the same time calling to Betsy Jane to know if them windows was "wung" off! —  Maggie Miller
• They made her go outside and the foot of something, at the base of it call for warm weather, waving something burning.) football: jiwolch-na'k'i¬tul [= 'ball - • xona: di-na: ya'teh¬di'its [=' around her-they run one kicks it around '] football along back'] the married man and girl who run along for: wha for me, for my bene fi t; xwa with the girl in the Flower Dance race for him, her; ma for it (e.g., xwa: - Flower Dance stick: kinah¬dun-ts'e: y '[=' Flower k'e'wi¬na '' for him-she cooked Dance girl's - stick '] a decorated split stick that used as it'; wha: - ch'ischwe'n 'for me-he jiwolch - a rattle during the songs in the Flower Dance made it') na'k'i¬tul • k'inah¬dunts'e: y'-dahk'iswin-ding [= 'fl ower dance • ma: n for that reason, because of sticks-they carry them up atop-place'] places where Flow - that (e.g., hayi-ma: n 'for that reason') er Dance sticks are taken and left after the dance is over • wung concerning it, for that purpose (e.g., nahdiyaw - fl ute: milimil fl ute wung-no: l'qe: t —  Recently Uploaded Slideshows
• ¬a 'one occupied with: wung-na:' usya '[=' for that purpose - • ¬iwun one person he went around '] he busied himself doing it, he was one place, in: ¬a'ay-ding in one place, together, in occupied with it; wung-na'dil they are busy with it, one bunch (e.g., —  Recently Uploaded Slideshows

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