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muckluck

American  
[muhk-luhk] / ˈmʌk lʌk /

noun

  1. a variant of mukluk.


Example Sentences

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Little White Fox had just come around a bunch of muckluck grass and spied them, all very much interested in something they had found.

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Now Little White Fox had lain hid behind the muckluck grass nearly splitting himself with laughter at the thought of the whacking their heads were going to get after awhile.

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Little White Fox slipped behind the muckluck grass and listened.

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Again he bolted down some roasted muckluck.

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The dance-halls were still running, but the picturesque impunity of the old muckluck days was gone forever.

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