Chis [noun]

The young women of the Chis-chis-chash threw approving glances after the Bat as he strode proudly about the camp.

That day the Chis-chis-chash crowded around the barricade of the Yellow-Eyes, but were admitted only a few at a time.

The beady eyes of the Chis-chis-chash beamed malevolently on the white chief—the blood-thirst, the warrior's itch, was upon them.

Your medicine was very strong, White Otter; there is no old warrior in the Chis-chis-chash whose is stronger.

He lied to me about the gun; he has come into the council tepee of the Chis-chis-chash and lied to all the chiefs.

The Chis-chis-chash should never see blackened ashes on a cheek which was only fitted for the red paint.

When the lodges lay covered with snow the Chis-chis-chash sang songs to the absent ones of the Fire Eater's band.

They have brought me back to my people, and my medicine says I must be a Chis-chis-chash until I die again.

Orchidol′ogy, the knowledge of orchids; Or′chis, a genus containing ten of the British species of orchids.

Et le grant conte de Lancelot convient repairier en la fin Perceval qui est chis et la fin de tos les contes s autres chevaliers.