pappoose (Meaning)
Wordnet
pappoose (n)
an American Indian infant
Webster
pappoose (n.)
Same as Papoose.
Synonyms & Antonyms of pappoose
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
pappoose Sentence Examples
- The Native American mother gently cradled her newborn pappoose in a soft cradleboard.
- The rugged trapper carried his pappoose on his back during their long journeys through the wilderness.
- The chief of the tribe took pride in his strong and healthy pappoose, who was destined to become a great warrior.
- The medicine woman carefully tended to the sick pappoose, administering herbal remedies.
- The Pappoose League sought to preserve the traditions and culture of Native American children.
- The young pappoose giggled and cooed as his mother adorned him with colorful beads and feathers.
- The sound of a pappoose crying echoed through the teepee, sending the tribe into a frenzy of worry.
- The mischievous pappoose crawled into the fire pit, causing a commotion among the adults.
- The Pappoose Camp provided a safe and nurturing environment for young Native American children.
- The elders shared stories and legends with the pappooses, passing down their rich cultural heritage.
FAQs About the word pappoose
an American Indian infantSame as Papoose.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The Native American mother gently cradled her newborn pappoose in a soft cradleboard.
The rugged trapper carried his pappoose on his back during their long journeys through the wilderness.
The chief of the tribe took pride in his strong and healthy pappoose, who was destined to become a great warrior.
The medicine woman carefully tended to the sick pappoose, administering herbal remedies.
