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Meanings of esquimau in English
Usage of esquimau in English
1
And that was true, for Nan was dressed like a little Esquimau.
2
One would think he was a Turk, an Esquimau, or a cannibal.
3
As the arrow leaps from the bow the Esquimau sprang forward in pursuit.
4
As it rose, the Esquimau threw up his arm and poised the harpoon.
5
Next, perhaps, he appeared in Greenland, blubbering with an Esquimau heiress.
6
I can now eat almost anything an Esquimau can, and almost as much.
7
The natives of the interior are of two races, the Indian and the Esquimau.
8
The snow-bound in their Arctic hulk are glad to see even a wandering Esquimau.
9
He adds: The weather this morning is cold enough for an Esquimau purgatory-terrible.
10
He has never seen an Esquimau who lived in one.
11
The Indian is reserved and taciturn, while the Esquimau is candid, frank, and communicative.
12
I'll wrap her up in furs like an Esquimau.
13
This was a fortunate supply to the Esquimau, whose powers of endurance were fast failing.
14
In a day or two Christiansen, an Esquimau, died.
15
The Esquimau feels intuitively that bear's grease and blubber are the dishes for his table.
16
The distinctive Esquimau kettle (oo-quee'-sik) is made of soapstone and is flat bottomed.
Frequent collocations
Esquimau through the time