Teton
1[tee-ton]
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noun, plural Te·tons, (especially collectively) Te·ton for 2.
the westernmost branch of the Dakota Indians.
a member of any of the tribes belonging to this branch, as the Brulé, Hunkpapa, Miniconjou, and Oglala.
a dialect of the Dakota language.
Also called La·ko·ta, La·kho·ta [luh-koh-tuh] /ləˈkoʊ tə/.
Teton
2[tee-ton, teet-n]
noun
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Examples from the Web for teton
Contemporary Examples of teton
Once was in the Teton Mountains of Wyoming, when I was in my early twenties.
Michael Ybarra’s Death Underscores the Allure and Dangers of Solo ClimbingScott C. Johnson
July 15, 2012
Historical Examples of teton
There is nothing extraordinary about climbing the Teton Pass—to tell about.
A Woman TenderfootGrace Gallatin Seton-Thompson
And they in turn had killed Black Buffalo, the Teton chief that led the onslaught.
The ConquestEva Emery Dye
Our first camp after leaving the fort was on the Teton River.
With the Indians in the RockiesJames Willard Schultz
Michael Thebault was killed by Piegans on the Teton in 1868.
Then and NowRobert Vaughn
From Henry Lake are distinctly visible the famous Teton peaks.
Then and NowRobert Vaughn
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