DCHP-1 Online
Eskimo boot 
in the western Arctic, a mukluk (def. 1); in the eastern Arctic, a kamik.
See also: kamik mukluk (def. 1)
- 1768 A Person aboard had bought a Pair of Eskemaux Boots. . . .
- 1852 The Eskimo boots are also peculiar to the nation, being made of seal-skin so closely sewed as to be water-tight, and coming up to the hips like those used by fishermen in our own land.
- 1942 When you walk in a pair of Eskimo boots, you must remember that the ridges of rocky hills are too sharp for a boot to endure many miles without coming to pieces.
- 1768 A Person aboard had bought a Pair of Eskemaux Boots. . . .