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Meanings of Redskin in anglès
Pejorative term referring to indigenous peoples of the United States and Canada.
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Examples for "Injun"
Examples for "Injun"
1
The Injun asks me if the cups is in the grub bag.
2
What Injun Joe was describing was possible, I decided, but only barely.
3
Presently the fires burned quite down and the last Injun went off.
4
No more hoss now; Injun eatem all up, eatem some cow too.
5
When I looked up, Injun Joe stood over me, offering his hand.
1
No more will I go in the trail of the red man.
2
The red man is a Jew; a Jew is a red man.
3
He created the red man, the white, the black and the yellow.
4
The white man is the beaver, and the red man the wolf.
5
England and France alike play for the support of the red man.
Usage of Redskin in anglès
1
They account for it by the fact that I am a Redskin.
2
Let me have but another shot or two at the Redskin rascals.
3
Mr. Redskin flattened himself on the ground prone upon his face.
4
During his days as a Redskin, Manley was notorious for chasing down players inbounds.
5
Yes, sure enough, there's a Redskin; and he has a rifle in his hand.
6
They found that their Redskin friends had spoken truly.
7
Sure, when I was hunting for the Redskin spy, didn't I find out the root-house.
8
I wouldn't trust a Redskin for a good deal.
9
A big Redskin jumped over a log an' scalped my own daddy before my eyes!
10
Among the Siberian, Brazilian, and Redskin tribes it was held as a sacred and mysterious weapon.
11
They Fought Furiously The Yelling Charging Redskin Warriors
12
Notable Wisconsiners are Loaf, Limburger, Redskin and Swiss.
13
Would you treat us less mercifully than our barbarous forefathers treated the Redskin and the Negro?
14
His first inquiry was for one "Redskin," a particular horse; the second for its proprietor.
15
While we were busily engaged in barricading the house, no one had thought of our Redskin visitor.
16
Fact is, I used to be a fair hand at tracking redskins.
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