wammikin
/ˈwɑmɪkɪn/
wammikin noun: a loggers' large raft with a shanty built on top for accommodation and cooking.
Noun
wammikin (plural wammikins)
- A loggers' large raft with a shanty built on top for accommodation and cooking.
Forms of wammikin
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Origin of wammikin
From an Algonquian language spoken in the Maine area. Compare wannigan.
Questions about wammikin
- What does wammikin mean?
- Wammikin means a loggers' large raft with a shanty built on top for accommodation and cooking.
- What part of speech is wammikin?
- Wammikin is a noun.
- How do you pronounce wammikin?
- Wammikin is pronounced /ˈwɑmɪkɪn/.
- What is the plural of wammikin?
- The plural of wammikin is wammikins.
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