/ˈmækɪnɔːz/
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A thick, durable woolen fabric traditionally used to make warm clothing and outerwear.
Refers to thick woolen material valued for its warmth and durability, traditionally used in cold-weather clothing.
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A blanket made of wool, historically distributed to Indigenous peoples in North America by the United States government.
Refers to wool blankets historically supplied to Indigenous communities, particularly through government distribution and trade.
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Flat-bottomed boats traditionally used to transport cargo, especially on shallow waterways.
Refers to mackinaw boats designed to carry goods along rivers and other shallow waterways.
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Thick, warm coats traditionally made from heavy woolen fabric and worn in cold weather.
Describes heavy outer garments worn for warmth and protection against cold weather, including traditional wool coats and similar styles.