Definition of moccasin in English:

moccasin

noun ˈmɒkəsɪnˈmɑkəsən

1A soft leather slipper or shoe, strictly one without a separate heel, having the sole turned up on all sides and sewn to the upper in a simple gathered seam, in a style originating among North American Indians.
Example sentencesExamples
- Loafers and moccasins are both classic footwear choices, and can be found at various retailers in a number of finishes and styles.
- She stepped forward, her soft leather moccasins making hardly a sound on the great white floor.
- The Navajo man kicked at the snake with his moccasin-clad feet, until it fell down the ravine in a series of coils.
- I heard her squeaky moccasin soles crossing the kitchen linoleum.
- If you prefer loafers or moccasins, you'll also have a chance to prove your fashion sense this summer, but sandals are really where it's at.
- My soft leather moccasins made no noise as I crept along the path like a shadow.
- They are full of flannel-lined blue jeans and rugby shirts and leather moccasins and argyle socks.
- Behind a pillar, however, a man in fashionably cut jeans, leather moccasins and a hip yellow sweatshirt talks frustratedly into a mobile phone.
- Soft or hard sole slippers, moccasins, slip-ons or mules - these are just a few of the appealing styles you can find.
- If you want to go over the edge, wear sports shoes or slip-ons or moccasins on the feet.
- To top it off, wear a light brown belt and light brown leather moccasins.
- I inhaled Indian myths, and I crept through the woods near our house, re-enacting these myths, and wishing, wishing, for a pair of soft leather moccasins.
- Like prickly pear thorns, needle grass penetrated moccasins and leather leggings and punctured the skin.
- He said: ‘I am hoping to make her a really cool Native American wedding dress, with white moccasins and everything.’
- Instead, they stuff their moccasins with soft sedge grass to protect their feet against the cold and dampness.
- He crossed the carpet with a lightness and deliberation that drew my eyes to his feet, which were rather small, in soft black moccasins.
- She pulled on some soft leather moccasins and opened the door to her room very quietly.
- If you can't afford a luxury limo to waft around in, you can at least press the pedals in the Rolls-Royce of driving shoes: the motor moccasin.
- You can also find a similar pair of moccasins at a trendy men's shoe store near you.
- Tall and slim, he has on a tan windbreaker over a plaid shirt with brown slacks, brown moccasins.
Synonyms
mule, house shoe
2A venomous American pit viper.
Genus Agkistrodon, family Viperidae: three species, in particular the water (or cottonmouth) moccasin (see cottonmouth) and the highland moccasin (see copperhead)
Example sentencesExamples
- Water moccasins bask on land, or on logs and stumps near water surface.
- However, the most common snake misidentification that occurs is between the Water Moccasin (Cottonmouth) and virtually any snake found in or near the water.

Origin

Early 17th century: from Virginia Algonquian mockasin. The word is also found in other indigenous languages of the Americas.

Definition of moccasin in US English:

moccasin

nounˈmäkəsənˈmɑkəsən

1A soft leather slipper or shoe, strictly one without a separate heel, having the sole turned up on all sides and sewn to the upper in a simple gathered seam, in a style originating among North American Indians.
Example sentencesExamples
- Loafers and moccasins are both classic footwear choices, and can be found at various retailers in a number of finishes and styles.
- She pulled on some soft leather moccasins and opened the door to her room very quietly.
- Tall and slim, he has on a tan windbreaker over a plaid shirt with brown slacks, brown moccasins.
- Like prickly pear thorns, needle grass penetrated moccasins and leather leggings and punctured the skin.
- I inhaled Indian myths, and I crept through the woods near our house, re-enacting these myths, and wishing, wishing, for a pair of soft leather moccasins.
- If you prefer loafers or moccasins, you'll also have a chance to prove your fashion sense this summer, but sandals are really where it's at.
- He said: ‘I am hoping to make her a really cool Native American wedding dress, with white moccasins and everything.’
- Instead, they stuff their moccasins with soft sedge grass to protect their feet against the cold and dampness.
- To top it off, wear a light brown belt and light brown leather moccasins.
- He crossed the carpet with a lightness and deliberation that drew my eyes to his feet, which were rather small, in soft black moccasins.
- She stepped forward, her soft leather moccasins making hardly a sound on the great white floor.
- The Navajo man kicked at the snake with his moccasin-clad feet, until it fell down the ravine in a series of coils.
- They are full of flannel-lined blue jeans and rugby shirts and leather moccasins and argyle socks.
- Soft or hard sole slippers, moccasins, slip-ons or mules - these are just a few of the appealing styles you can find.
- I heard her squeaky moccasin soles crossing the kitchen linoleum.
- My soft leather moccasins made no noise as I crept along the path like a shadow.
- If you want to go over the edge, wear sports shoes or slip-ons or moccasins on the feet.
- Behind a pillar, however, a man in fashionably cut jeans, leather moccasins and a hip yellow sweatshirt talks frustratedly into a mobile phone.
- You can also find a similar pair of moccasins at a trendy men's shoe store near you.
- If you can't afford a luxury limo to waft around in, you can at least press the pedals in the Rolls-Royce of driving shoes: the motor moccasin.
Synonyms
mule, house shoe
2A venomous American pit viper.
Genus Agkistrodon, family Viperidae: several species, in particular the water moccasin (see cottonmouth) and the highland moccasin (see copperhead.)
Example sentencesExamples
- Water moccasins bask on land, or on logs and stumps near water surface.
- However, the most common snake misidentification that occurs is between the Water Moccasin (Cottonmouth) and virtually any snake found in or near the water.

Origin

Early 17th century: from Virginia Algonquian mockasin. The word is also found in other indigenous languages of the Americas.

单词	moccasin
释义	Definition of moccasin in English: moccasin noun ˈmɒkəsɪnˈmɑkəsən 1A soft leather slipper or shoe, strictly one without a separate heel, having the sole turned up on all sides and sewn to the upper in a simple gathered seam, in a style originating among North American Indians. Example sentencesExamples Loafers and moccasins are both classic footwear choices, and can be found at various retailers in a number of finishes and styles. She stepped forward, her soft leather moccasins making hardly a sound on the great white floor. The Navajo man kicked at the snake with his moccasin-clad feet, until it fell down the ravine in a series of coils. I heard her squeaky moccasin soles crossing the kitchen linoleum. If you prefer loafers or moccasins, you'll also have a chance to prove your fashion sense this summer, but sandals are really where it's at. My soft leather moccasins made no noise as I crept along the path like a shadow. They are full of flannel-lined blue jeans and rugby shirts and leather moccasins and argyle socks. Behind a pillar, however, a man in fashionably cut jeans, leather moccasins and a hip yellow sweatshirt talks frustratedly into a mobile phone. Soft or hard sole slippers, moccasins, slip-ons or mules - these are just a few of the appealing styles you can find. If you want to go over the edge, wear sports shoes or slip-ons or moccasins on the feet. To top it off, wear a light brown belt and light brown leather moccasins. I inhaled Indian myths, and I crept through the woods near our house, re-enacting these myths, and wishing, wishing, for a pair of soft leather moccasins. Like prickly pear thorns, needle grass penetrated moccasins and leather leggings and punctured the skin. He said: ‘I am hoping to make her a really cool Native American wedding dress, with white moccasins and everything.’ Instead, they stuff their moccasins with soft sedge grass to protect their feet against the cold and dampness. He crossed the carpet with a lightness and deliberation that drew my eyes to his feet, which were rather small, in soft black moccasins. She pulled on some soft leather moccasins and opened the door to her room very quietly. If you can't afford a luxury limo to waft around in, you can at least press the pedals in the Rolls-Royce of driving shoes: the motor moccasin. You can also find a similar pair of moccasins at a trendy men's shoe store near you. Tall and slim, he has on a tan windbreaker over a plaid shirt with brown slacks, brown moccasins. Synonyms mule, house shoe 2A venomous American pit viper. Genus Agkistrodon, family Viperidae: three species, in particular the water (or cottonmouth) moccasin (see cottonmouth) and the highland moccasin (see copperhead) Example sentencesExamples Water moccasins bask on land, or on logs and stumps near water surface. However, the most common snake misidentification that occurs is between the Water Moccasin (Cottonmouth) and virtually any snake found in or near the water. Origin Early 17th century: from Virginia Algonquian mockasin. The word is also found in other indigenous languages of the Americas. Definition of moccasin in US English: moccasin nounˈmäkəsənˈmɑkəsən 1A soft leather slipper or shoe, strictly one without a separate heel, having the sole turned up on all sides and sewn to the upper in a simple gathered seam, in a style originating among North American Indians. Example sentencesExamples Loafers and moccasins are both classic footwear choices, and can be found at various retailers in a number of finishes and styles. She pulled on some soft leather moccasins and opened the door to her room very quietly. Tall and slim, he has on a tan windbreaker over a plaid shirt with brown slacks, brown moccasins. Like prickly pear thorns, needle grass penetrated moccasins and leather leggings and punctured the skin. I inhaled Indian myths, and I crept through the woods near our house, re-enacting these myths, and wishing, wishing, for a pair of soft leather moccasins. If you prefer loafers or moccasins, you'll also have a chance to prove your fashion sense this summer, but sandals are really where it's at. He said: ‘I am hoping to make her a really cool Native American wedding dress, with white moccasins and everything.’ Instead, they stuff their moccasins with soft sedge grass to protect their feet against the cold and dampness. To top it off, wear a light brown belt and light brown leather moccasins. He crossed the carpet with a lightness and deliberation that drew my eyes to his feet, which were rather small, in soft black moccasins. She stepped forward, her soft leather moccasins making hardly a sound on the great white floor. The Navajo man kicked at the snake with his moccasin-clad feet, until it fell down the ravine in a series of coils. They are full of flannel-lined blue jeans and rugby shirts and leather moccasins and argyle socks. Soft or hard sole slippers, moccasins, slip-ons or mules - these are just a few of the appealing styles you can find. I heard her squeaky moccasin soles crossing the kitchen linoleum. My soft leather moccasins made no noise as I crept along the path like a shadow. If you want to go over the edge, wear sports shoes or slip-ons or moccasins on the feet. Behind a pillar, however, a man in fashionably cut jeans, leather moccasins and a hip yellow sweatshirt talks frustratedly into a mobile phone. You can also find a similar pair of moccasins at a trendy men's shoe store near you. If you can't afford a luxury limo to waft around in, you can at least press the pedals in the Rolls-Royce of driving shoes: the motor moccasin. Synonyms mule, house shoe 2A venomous American pit viper. Genus Agkistrodon, family Viperidae: several species, in particular the water moccasin (see cottonmouth) and the highland moccasin (see copperhead.) Example sentencesExamples Water moccasins bask on land, or on logs and stumps near water surface. However, the most common snake misidentification that occurs is between the Water Moccasin (Cottonmouth) and virtually any snake found in or near the water. Origin Early 17th century: from Virginia Algonquian mockasin. The word is also found in other indigenous languages of the Americas.
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