| soap; from Spanish for soap: jabón | |
| soap Soaproot was used to wash baskets. There is a bulb at the end that was pounded and that gives the soapy substance. The root is a tough, stringy fiber; it was folded over and tied, and then used as a comb or brush. Edna said you couldn't use it with warm water, though, as it gets gummy - you have to use cold water. see also: soaproot | |
| brush (it) off! (command) | |