mukluks
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So we sent to the manufacturer, got another electrode put it back in it, put back on, closed it back up, vacuumed the air out, put in the inert gas, struck another arc, bzzp, shut off.
— Lecture - Porsupah sat down and began to remove his flexible mukluks. — Bloodhype
- On their left, they passed a grove of trees with most unusual fruit On the branches grew footwear of all descriptions-everything from baby booties and sandals, through pumps and penny loafers, all the way to mukluks and galoshes. — Trek to Madworld
- Men will queue up to hunt for you nd sew your mukluks. — There Is A Season
- He swung along easily, keeping his feet on the slick iceberg under foot as surely as though his mukluks were arms with steel spikes. — 004 - The Polar Treasure
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Here is a man working in wood or bone with the ingenious tools they have evolved; here are women working in skin or fur, and some of them are admirable needlewomen; here, perhaps, is another woman chewing mukluks--and many a white man who has kept his feet dry in overflow water is grateful to the teeth that do not disdain this most effective way of securing an intimate union between sole and upper.
— Ten Thousand Miles with a Dog Sled A Narrative of Winter Travel in Interior Alaska -
A well-used dog trail becomes so hard and smooth that it offers scarce any resistance to the passage of the sled, and for walking or running over in moccasins or mukluks is the most perfect surface imaginable.
— Ten Thousand Miles with a Dog Sled A Narrative of Winter Travel in Interior Alaska -
Some one would see the message shortly and recognize its urgency In dressing for the battle at the Midas on the previous night he had replaced his leather boots with "mukluks," which are waterproof, light, and pliable footgear made from the skin of seal and walrus.
— The Spoilers -
Here is a man working in wood or bone with the ingenious tools they have evolved; here are women working in skin or fur, and some of them are admirable needlewomen; here, perhaps, is another woman chewing mukluks -- and many a white man who has kept his feet dry in overflow water is grateful to the teeth that do not disdain this most effective way of securing an intimate union between sole and upper.
— Ten Thousand Miles with a Dog Sled A Narrative of Winter Travel in Interior Alaska -
In dressing for the battle at the Midas on the previous night he had replaced his leather boots with "mukluks," which are waterproof, light, and pliable footgear made from the skin of seal and walrus.
— The Spoilers