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Palouse

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Pa·louse  (p-ls)
n. pl. Palouse or Pa·louses
1. A Sahaptin-speaking Native American people formerly inhabiting an area of southeast Washington and northwest Idaho, with present-day descendants in northeast Washington.
2. A member of this people.
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