wigwam|wigwams in English

noun

[wig·wam || 'wɪgwɑm /-wæm]

American Indian tent made with a wooden framework and bark or leather coverings; temporary structure for political convention (Slang)

Use "wigwam|wigwams" in a sentence

1. Mary ran out of the wigwam.

2. The Old Manse is better than a thousand wigwams .

3. The wigwam made not be very uncomfortable because of big moisture.

4. Out of the wigwam crawled the boy who'd shot the arrow.

5. I saw a wigwam as soon as I entered (but no casinos).

6. Philip watched as the wigwam boy kicked a football at the snowman.

7. But there warn't no answer, and nobody come out of the wigwam.

8. Like I told you, you can read about it in the next issue of the Wigwam.

9. He is there, " said the wise woman, and she pointed to a place in the wigwam ."

10. Outside the nucleus, parts of the cytoplasmic skeleton form themselves into two conical structures, like the frames of two wigwams.

11. Would the savage have been wise to exchange his wigwam for a palace on these terms?

12. A boy looked out of a toy wigwam and fired an arrow with a rubber end at the car.

13. Or you could construct on the ground a cone-type wigwam or shelter made of branches and bushes.

14. Tomatoes leaned on stakes, runner beans twined round a wigwam of canes and rambling roses rambled over their appointed places.

15. So you've been holed up here, or in a wigwam or before that in some cave, listening to stories, reading books?

16. In the summer bull trout forge 50 miles upstream from Lake Koocanusa to spawn in the Wigwam River drainage in British Columbia.

17. CAMPBELL On the third day it was certain that Balloting would begin, and crowds hurried to the Wigwam in a fever of curiosity.

18. The coward is Boastful when there is no danger: pretension succeeds in the absence of real merit! THE INDIAN IN HIS WIGWAM HENRY R

19. John lived in a boat turned upside down on the sands, Michael in a wigwam, Wendy in a house of leaves deftly sewn together.

20. The Barrymore of Camp Wigwam fended off two curious Barbizonians with elaborate legpulls; one girl returned to the real world convinced that he was a goalie for the Montreal Canadiens.

21. The great white father, " he would say to them in a very lordly manner, as they grovelled at his feet, "is glad to see the Piccaninny warriors protecting his wigwam from the pirates.

22. In the Indian gazettes a wigwam was the symbol of a day's march, and a row of them cut or painted on the bark of a tree signified that so many times they had camped.

23. 25 The great white father, " he would say to them in a very lordly manner, as they grovelled at his feet, "is glad to see the Piccaninny warriors protecting his wigwam from the pirates.

24. ~Algonquians depended on nature for survival ~Algonquians were Native Americans of New York ~Aspects of Algonquian life - food, shelter, physical appearance, clothing, travel, money ~wigwam, moccasins, wampum, canoe: Goals: ~Students will learn about aspects of Algonquian life.

25. 26 The tall, skinny boy had a better time of it at Camp Wigwam in Harrison, Me., where, at eleven, he played a fair game of tennis, made friends readily, and was voted "the most popular actor of 19"