Piute
[pahy-oot, pahy-oot]
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noun, plural Pi·utes, (especially collectively) Pi·ute.
Paiute
or Pi·ute
[pahy-oot, pahy-oot]
noun, plural Pai·utes, (especially collectively) Pai·ute.
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Historical Examples of piute
The Claywall physician came into the little room as silently as a Piute.
They of the High TrailsHamlin Garland
They yowled and danced like Piute Indians, and glared at each other as they danced.
In a Little TownRupert Hughes
You see the Piute women put black on their faces when a child is gone.
Myth, Ritual, and Religion, Vol. 1Andrew Lang
Arriving there, we found only a Piute family and one Oriba woman.
Jacob Hamblin: A Narrative of His Personal ExperienceJames A. Little
Piute will get deer, or you may shoot them yourself; eat all the venison you can.
The Heritage of the DesertZane Grey
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