tin slag or scoria (see Molina)
tin (see Molina)
tin or any shiny white metal (see Molina)
a miser, or he who does not want to be corrected (see Molina)
over (above, on top of, etc.) you all Robert Haskett and Stephanie Wood's notes from Nahuatl sessions with James Lockhart and subsequent research.
something bad, evil (see Karttunen)
with you all (see Molina)
to wash with soap (see Karttunen)
I will fulfill my obligation with you all, or relieve my conscience (see Molina)
someone who makes soap (see Molina)
to put soap on something (transitive); to wash oneself with soap (reflexive)
to lather with soap (see Molina)
Castilian soap; amolli came from a root prior to Spanish colonization, so Castilian soap was an introduction
soap that derives from a plant root (see Karttunen and Lockhart)
a person who makes and sells soap (see Molina)
a tool for agitating chocolate beverages (see Molina)
not another person, no other (see Molina)
none of those people (see Molina)