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Meekan Road
Mannetoo woygan' Blue stroud
Mishwoygan' Red stroud
Menókemeg Summer, or spring
Mat'wort Stumps of trees
Múshkowar Strength, or strong
Matchee geesshegar Storm
Monyny'yank Montreal, a town in Canada
Maukissin Indian shoes
Meteek Trees, or wood
Mitchea Thumbs
Meessay Urine
Mawhin'gon Wolf
Mecar'tay War; to go to war; to fight, or quarrel
Menópemeg Woods
Misquoyshoanar'boop Wine, or blood red broth
Matchee móyamee Whore, or bad woman
Matchee Bad, or wicked
Matooch Bitter
Matchee way'begun Barren, or not bearing fruit
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Menditoo Big, or great
Matchee arpeech Coarse, not fine
Matchee weebeezesay Cunning
Meenwen'desay Easy
Mee Enough
Meermárjis Few
Meecheweass Fresh, not stale
Mooshquenay Full
Mackcutty Black
Meeshar'quoit Light, or bright

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