| coceposkewse, ceposkewse |
h/ bones feel as if they are dislocating or coming apart |
| esocu |
s/he is chilled to bone; (shirt, etc.) cold comes through h/ |
| kesi-moteskehtuhut |
one whose bone makes loud sound when s/he is hit (e.g., bony person, boxer hit on chin) |
| moteskehtahal |
s/he hits h/ (e.g., on skull or shin) snapping or breaking h/ bone (and the sound of this can be heard) |
| moteskehtelomon |
s/he shoots it (e.g., bone) and sound of bullet hitting can be heard |
| musikonahtomon |
s/he eats it down to bone (meat), eats it down to cob (corn) |
| musikonapal |
s/he eats h/ down to bones (e.g., fish), eats h/ down to core (e.g., apple) |
| musikonassu 1 |
h/ leg(s) or bones give out |
| nuci-nahsomuskeniket |
one who sets bones |
| puhkanesikon |
ham bone (for soup) |
| puhkoskan |
soup-bone (especially ham bone used in soup) |
| skonis |
bone |
| tolikonahtamu |
(dog, etc.) s/he is chewing bone |
| yalikonahtamu, alikonahtamu |
(dog) s/he is carrying bone around from place to place chewing on it |
