Synonyms
Examples for "bison"
Examples for "bison"
1
I think bison skin I am working on is ready, Ayla said.
2
The bison is as fond as the hog of wallowing in mud.
3
The protection of bison goes back to the park's origins, Reid said.
4
This immense central sandy plateau is the true home of the bison.
5
They did find the bison, but not in quite the same place.
1
The shaggy bison fur of his parka dried her, then he helped her get into her tunic and parka.
2
Over the framework thus formed were stretched with no little skill a number of bison furs, with the furry side in.
1
I think bison skin I am working on is ready, Ayla said.
2
On the ground within, bison skins were spread for beds and seats.
3
They had been standing just within the folding doors upon a huge mat of bison skins.
4
Deegie had promised to show her, with the fresh bison skins, how the Mamutoi tanned and processed hides.
1
Jefferson braced his feet against the dasher under the worn buffalo skin.
2
One large circle of buffalo skin teepees formed the movable village.
3
Here is a buffalo skin, adorned with the head and feathers of an eagle.
4
Susan, half asleep on a buffalo skin, watched them idly.
5
One of the Indians covers himself in a wolf's skin, another with a buffalo skin.
6
When the whole buffalo skin had been cut into narrow strips, he tied the strips together.
7
The "small seat," the size of a buffalo skin, became a tract of land.
8
He ask for small seat size buffalo skin.
9
He beheld me wasted, without a cloak, with a garment patched with pieces of buffalo skin.
10
In winter both men and women wore a robe of tanned buffalo skin, and sometimes of beaver.
11
A seat the size of a buffalo skin would be quite large enough for him, he said.
12
With colored earth he marked it on a buffalo skin; from the Wind Trap to the Buffalo Country.
13
First it was a change from the buffalo skin to the white man's canvas that covered our wigwam.
14
The women plant the poles of their teepees firmly in the ground and cover them with a buffalo skin.
15
His moccasins were out at the sole and he was dressed in wei-zi (coarse buffalo skin, smoked).
16
The horse-car drivers used to wear coats of buffalo skin and every new England farmer had a buffalo robe.
