papoose Sentence Examples
- The young mother tenderly placed her papoose into the cradle.
- The hunter carried his newborn child in a leather papoose on his back.
- The mischievous papoose wiggled and giggled in his mother's arms.
- The nomadic tribe traveled with their papooses securely strapped to their backs.
- The shaman performed a ceremony over the baby's papoose, blessing it with protection.
- The intricate beadwork on the papoose reflected the tribe's cultural heritage.
- The papoose provided warmth and comfort to the infant in the harsh wilderness.
- The papoose served as a portable nursery for the traveling family.
- The bonds between mother and papoose were unbreakable, fostering a sense of closeness.
- The soft, rhythmic swaying of the papoose lulled the baby to sleep.
papoose Meaning
Wordnet
papoose (n)
an American Indian infant
Webster
papoose (n.)
A babe or young child of Indian parentage in North America.
Synonyms & Antonyms of papoose
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an American Indian infantA babe or young child of Indian parentage in North America.
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The young mother tenderly placed her papoose into the cradle.
The hunter carried his newborn child in a leather papoose on his back.
The mischievous papoose wiggled and giggled in his mother's arms.
The nomadic tribe traveled with their papooses securely strapped to their backs.
