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Meanings of redskin in English
Pejorative term referring to indigenous peoples of the United States and Canada.
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Usage of redskin in English
1
With the grave solemnity of redskin warriors, they silently awaited their coming.
2
At intervals the redskin raised his head to peer across the grade.
3
Gazing around he saw that neither girl nor redskin was in sight.
4
Killed the redskin, he said, and I really reckon he meant it.
5
For three or four seconds only did the redskin make any defense.
6
At that instant, the redskin turned his head as quick as lightning.
7
The redskin tried dodging tactics, hoping that Tad would shoot past him.
8
Kit Cruncher dropped a redskin as soon as Matt Rockwood was hit.
9
Jim was better nor any redskin in Kaintuck', and they knowed it.
10
Didn't suppose a redskin had so much gratitude under his tough skin.
11
Hang it all, why must even a redskin be so all-fired bad?
12
Do you know much about that redskin whom your father called Petawanaquat?
13
Ain't thar still the leavin's of a redskin outfit up this way?
14
Suddenly the Turk caught sight of the painted features of the sturdy redskin.
15
Brothers, we must not forget the dead; a redskin never ceases to remember.
16
Peas were to the French what maize was to the redskin.
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Redskin through the time
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United Kingdom
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