| monekhucuwole |
s/he takes clothes off clothesline |
| niponahsewe |
s/he wears summer clothes |
| olonahsewe |
s/he dresses casually; s/he dresses like everyone else, wears ordinary clothing |
| paspahsewe |
s/he wears thick clothes |
| peksewe |
s/he has clean clothing on |
| peyehkasik |
second-hand or used clothing |
| pipuwahsewe |
s/he wears thin clothing (appropriately, or too thin to keep warm in) |
| psonekhucuwole |
s/he hangs clothes everywhere to dry |
| punsewe |
s/he wears winter clothes |
| sahkossuwi-ekhucuwole |
s/he hangs clothes to dry over things every which way and without clothespins (Sipayik) |
| 'samektehkuwal |
s/he brushes against h/ clothing |
| 'sissekhal |
(police, security officer) s/he frisks h/, searches h/ clothing |
| skiccoksewe |
s/he puts on clean clothes without bathing |
| skituwekhucewotahsu |
s/he hangs clothes over something (any which-way and without clothespins) |
| skutiyanokimahsu |
h/ clothing smells of urine |
| tehkekkil |
hot weather clothing, summer uniforms |
| tepsewe |
s/he has enough clothing to wear (all the time) |
| tkiqsewe |
s/he wears heavy clothing |
| ulpesonuwekiye |
s/he wears old-fashioned clothes |
| wihqekehlal |
s/he takes hold of h/ (garment; e.g., shirt); s/he takes hold of h/ (person) by clothing |
