mukluks

His mukluks were atop the desk, and he was sleeping.

Mukluks weigh little and allow hunters to move very quietly.

He wearily got his mukluks off and strung them up on the tent.

He climbed into the bed, kicking off his mukluks.

Yes, I know how to make moccasins, mukluks, and such; add waxed thread.

He found pajamas his size in the cabinet; royal blue with matching fur-lined mukluks.

The big man was hobbling, as if Andor's mukluks were hurting him.

In token of my appreciation, and in return for the moccasins on your own feet, I will present to you these mukluks.

Lindsay joined her on the couch, tucking his mukluks into the heated stirrups.

The snow had soaked through her jeans, had gotten into her mukluks.

Her boots were simple brown mukluks.

The next minister, John Crosbie, wore used mukluks in 1979 for his only budget.

Leather was needed at Fort St. James for moccasins and mukluks.

Lagerfeld gives them furry mukluks or sneakers with the Chanel logo.

The little spatula she had been using dropped on the ground, beside the mukluks she wore on her feet.

His chest was crossed by webbing and his feet vanished into ochre mukluks.

He found his mukluks, a balaclava.

Mukluks, bright pink bib overalls, a checked shirt.

My feet weren't too cold yet, those clumsy mukluks were okay; the wormfaces understood insulation.

During the winter time they used fur parkas and skin mukluks made out of hunted animals to protect themselves from cold and wind.

He had by far the cheapest footwear of anyone on our trip, a pair of $12 nylon mukluks.

Was he wearing mukluks?"

She wore a pair of his wife's dark plaid slacks, her navy sweater, the mukluks, and now the silver-white fur.

The best cafes are on Sheridan Street, the main tourist drag, where two stores sell custom-designed mukluks.

And Mongolian mukluks!