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‖ seawan(e, seawant Amer. Ind. (ˈsiːweɪn, -wɒnt) Also 9 se(e)wan, zeband. [Narragansett seawohn scattered, loose (in opposition to the strung beads, called peag).] Wampum.1701 C. Wolley Jrnl. New York (1860) 32 Their Money is called Wampam and Sea-want. 1834 Mem. Hist. Soc. Pennsylv. III. 131 Their ...
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wampum Chiefly Hist. (ˈwɒmpəm) Also 7 wompam, 7–8 wampam, wampom, 8 wompom. [See wampumpeag. Cf. F. wampoum (Littré Suppl.).] 1. Cylindrical beads made from the ends of shells rubbed down, polished, and threaded on strings, which were often combined to form bracelets, belts, collars, etc. See peag, ...
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