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silverjar (seal) North 
1 n. an adolescent ring seal.
See also: jar (seal) ring(ed) seal
- 1956 The adolescent ringed seal, from one to four months old, called silverjar, is preferred because its hide brings three dollars at the trading post.
- 1956 The adolescent ringed seal, from one to four months old, called silverjar, is preferred because its hide brings three dollars at the trading post.
2 n. the silvery pelt of this seal.
- 1956 The legs of the boots were of silverjar with the fur outside--the dressy boots of the Eskimo women.
- 1957 Silver-Jar Seal skins (young in May, June and July) bring $3.50 locally.
- 1956 The legs of the boots were of silverjar with the fur outside--the dressy boots of the Eskimo women.