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sealapack seelapak, sil(l)apak [< Esk. silapak] 
n. a white outer garment, often worn as camouflage by Eskimo hunters.
See also: snowshirt
- 1942 The cold pierced through his thin sillapak so that all night he jumped about to prevent the fatal drowsiness which precedes death from creeping upon him.
- 1952 Sometimes the hunter dons a white "seelapak" to make himself even less conspicuous. . . .
- 1959 . . . a tightly-woven poplin of cotton and nylon takes the place of the wind-blocking fabric Eskimos first used for the outer garment known as a sealapack.
- 1942 The cold pierced through his thin sillapak so that all night he jumped about to prevent the fatal drowsiness which precedes death from creeping upon him.