muckluck

American  

[muhk-luhk] / ˈmʌk lʌk /

noun

1. a variant of mukluk.

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Example Sentences

"Look here," whispered the Boy, "let that muckluck string o' mine alone."

From The Magnetic North by Robins, Elizabeth

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

From The Trail of '98 A Northland Romance by Service, Robert W. (Robert William)

Where everybody was in such need of vegetable food, nobody under-estimated the magnificence of O'Flynn's offering, as he pushed the pitaty down into the toe of the muckluck.

From The Magnetic North by Robins, Elizabeth

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.

From Little White Fox and his Arctic Friends by Kerr, George F.

The Boy pulled off a muckluck and threw it half across the room.

From The Magnetic North by Robins, Elizabeth