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Meanings of moccasin in English
Usage of moccasin in English
1
They had a variety of games; one was that of the moccasin.
2
Pink and white moccasin flowers and primroses were thick in the grass.
3
I go into the woods, and I see moccasin tracks; fresh ones.
4
Robert heard now and then only the light brush of a moccasin.
5
The Indian thrust the toe of his moccasin against the buck's antlers.
6
After that his great moccasin tracks mingled with those of the wolves.
7
Raff folded the moccasin encounter into his lifelong experience in the Nokobee.
8
If ever I saw the print of a moccasin, that is one.
9
Generations of moccasin-shod ancestors had made his own movements swift and silent.
10
Enter the driving moccasin- aflexibleleather loafer with a grippy rubber sole.
11
He extended a doeskin moccasin, which seemed to be the tobacco container.
12
Bishop bent on one knee and stooped as though fastening his moccasin.
13
At almost regular intervals now there appeared this sign of Minnetaki's moccasin.
14
It was a person's foot, and there was a moccasin on it.
15
The print was flat like something a slipper or moccasin might make.
16
He wore faded blue jeans, moccasin boots, and an old Aerosmith T-shirt.
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Moccasin through the time
Moccasin across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common