Smoking tobacco...............Bouj-wak.

Fresh songs and scents break forth where'er thou art What wakest thou in the heart?

And Abner answered: Who art thou that cryest and wakest the king?

WAK for the Daddy-O . . . "

"WAK for the Daddy-O . . .

The ac in the word is apparently from ak or wak, a standing tree.

wak f'm dat time fo'th, fer Cindy turned out ter hab a temper of her own, en' made Skundus walk a chalk-line.

News and comments which did nothing to lessen the pride and insolence of the Jubaland tribesmen, of the Wak tribesmen, of the bold Zubhier sons of the desert, nor to strike terror to the hearts of the murderers of Captain Aylmer and Mr. Jenner, of slave-traders, game-poachers, raiders, wallowers in slaughter....

When at Aureed the Indians had named Ireland, Wak; and little D'Oyly, they called Uass; names which they retained at Murray's Island, and by which they are doubtless now known all over the archipelago.

Eh, mony a time I fancy I can hear the little voice when I wak' up now, i' this dark dirty place.

I thocht that; for we aye think the selvidge is the wakest bit o' the wab!"