noun
- soft leather boots or shoes, typically made of sealskin or reindeer hide, worn in Arctic regions.
Usage: plural form; singular is mucluc; also spelled mukluk or mukluks; traditional footwear of Inuit and other northern peoples
Examples
- The explorer wore muclucs to keep his feet warm during the Arctic expedition.
- Traditional muclucs are handcrafted from sealskin by skilled artisans.
- She bought a pair of modern muclucs lined with fleece for winter hiking.
- The museum displayed authentic muclucs worn by Inuit hunters centuries ago.