Significados de wear moccasins en inglés

Luckily we all wear moccasins, which is a great advantage just now.

Never mind, Ruth; you won't starve much longer, nor wear moccasins either.'

Kelly Sicard said Pierre forced her to wear moccasins.

He must wear moccasins, I think.

I'd been ready if I could have got into my darned old boots.... See here, Dad, I'm gonna wear moccasins.

As the two reached the tent the mother addressed the priest, saying: "Venerable man, I desire my child to wear moccasins."

He liked to wear moccasins, and a deer knife; he liked to cook his own supper, or pluck the fragrant hemlock browse for his pillow.

Perhaps foreseeing this, Julia had opted that afternoon for an informal look, choosing to wear moccasins, jeans, a suede bomber jacket and a silk scarf.

He would not have been more silent had he been wearing moccasins.

They were wearing moccasins and were tramping around in the water.

That is, the breeches of the suit are fringed, and he wears moccasins.

He wore moccasins, and he seemed not to notice the cold.

They wore moccasins, but their toes turn out in the white man's fashion.

Now he leaves St. Luc, who is joined by another Frenchman wearing moccasins.

Had not Lennon been wearing moccasins, he must have been caught.

All wore moccasins-somemen had long beaded stoles-otherswonderful beaded waistcoats.