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Meanings of wigwam in English
Usage of wigwam in English
1
He lost his scalp; it hangs in the smoke of my wigwam.
2
They promise me a wigwam in their village in the Blue Mountains.
3
This made a little tent in the middle of the large wigwam.
4
The wolf then went to the wigwam of the two old women.
5
The clouds of steam which filled the wigwam quite disconcerted the wolves.
6
Throwing back the deerskin, the youthful warrior stepped quickly within the wigwam.
7
Mul-tal-la led the way into the imperial wigwam, the brothers closely following.
8
The Ephesian temple, and the Indian wigwam, rested on the same earth.
9
On the fifth day he found the frame of a deserted wigwam.
10
One of them spoke, and said, A wigwam stands in the deep.
11
Take em all and put em in wigwam a long way off.
12
To Dave, in the dark and foul-smelling wigwam, the time passed slowly.
13
He stalked away, letting the flap of the wigwam close after him.
14
So saying, the chief rose, and stalked solemnly out of the wigwam.
15
De-ha-wa-mis mourned long and deeply for the pride of her Indian wigwam.
16
When they returned to the wigwam all within was darkness and gloom.
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United Kingdom
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