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mukluk

/mʌkˈluːk/ noun · British & US
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What does mukluk mean?

noun

A type of waterproof boot originating from the Inuit people, typically made from animal hide and used for hunting and other outdoor activities.

Example

"The hikers wore their mukluks to keep their feet dry in the snowy terrain."

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