ponask
/ˈpəʊnask/ /ˈpuːnask/(also poonask) Canadian
verb
[with object] To cook (food, especially game or fish) on a stick set in the ground next to an open fire.
Origin
1920s; earliest use found in The Beaver. From Cree apwānāsk roasting stick apwān meat roated on a stick + āskw wood.