mukluk

• “mukluk," others in sweaters with huge initials and winged emblems, and all were collarless.”

  The Spoilers

• “At a recent rehearsal, dressed in black leggings and mukluk slippers with a long ponytail and fingernails painted a light shade of coffee, she spoke with The Wall Street Journal about her unusual path back to New York.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Stepping Gracefully Into Her Identity

• “An Eskimo mukluk in cheap black vinyl is not my style.”

  Suzette Standring: Size Five Shoe Phaseout

• “Alaskan winter nights last 18 hours (which Todd and I will never let Bristol use as an excuse again), and there's nothing better to mukluk your toes than the thick skin of a moose!”

  John DeBellis: We Shot A Moose - Recipe for Sarah's Stew

• “They're more mukluk than goth, but you can't beat 'em for warmth.”

  Calling all Knitters! And Sock Lovers! Emergency Knitting please? Plus see squirrel pics!

• “They are also notorious for wanting to lower taxes on business so they can hire more mukluk makers.”

  Raising Taxes vs. Reducing Wealth

• “From fun ponchos to trimmed mukluk boots, these prints are alive and well today, giving a “bohemian chic” look to anything you pair them with.”

  Simon & Schuster: Before You Put That On

• “He was dressed in traditional Inuit clothes: fur parka, fur pants, and mukluk boots.”

  Ice Hunt

• “Frequently he lunged into the drifts with one foot, or both; his glazed mukluk soles slid about, causing him to bestride the invisible hogback, or again his legs crossed awkwardly, throwing him off his balance.”

  The Boy Scouts Book of Campfire Stories

• “Esquimau mukluk, not easily obtainable in the interior of Alaska, but the mukluk is an inconvenient footwear to put snow-shoes on.”

  Ten Thousand Miles with a Dog Sled A Narrative of Winter Travel in Interior Alaska

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