DCHP-2
klatawa ((v.)) clat(t)awa, klattawa [< Chinook Jargon < Nootka tlatw'ā paddling] Pacific Coast DCHP-1 (pre-1967)
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v.
go; travel.
- 1859 The rush for the upper country continues unabated, and the fever seems to have seized upon all conditions of society--miners and traders "clatawa-ing" alike.
- 1915 "Klatawa!" (Go) he commanded.
- 1859 The rush for the upper country continues unabated, and the fever seems to have seized upon all conditions of society--miners and traders "clatawa-ing" alike.