Crossword-Solution: SEPI 4 letters, 1 clue 🏆 scrabble score: 6

This stream (Hah-Wah-Sepi they call it) came down from the Jack-Knife Mountains to the north, and after passing the village, rounded a point of the pines, traversed a wide sand-bar and was received into Caribou Lake.

The name _Mississippi_ is of Algonkin origin, and has the same etymology,--it means "great river." Among the Algonkin tribes living to the north and along the eastern shore of the Mississippi, the Sauks called it _Mecha-sapo_, the Menomonees _Mecha-sepua_, the Kicapoos _Meche-sepe_, the Chippeways _Meze-zebe_, and the Ottawas _Missis-sepi_; _Mecha_, _Meche_, _Meze_, _Missis_, meaning "great," and _sapo_, _sepua_, _sepe_, _zebe_, and _sepi_, "river." (Wisconsin Hist.

This is generally found in the stomach, but sometimes in the intestines, and in lumps from three to twelve inches in thickness, mixed with many substances very different from itself, such as macerated vegetables, the remains of marine shell-animals, the bones and other hard parts of fish; and the ambergris itself frequently contains the beaks or jaws of different species of sepiæ, or cuttle-fish.

Some sepiæ are two cubits long, and the tentacula of the polypus are as long, and even larger in size.

The mollusca, such as polypi, sepiæ, and loligines, are hard and indigestible, and particularly the polypi.