crowboot Meaning & Definition
/ˈkrəʊˌbuːt/
What Does Crowboot Mean?
Crowboot is a noun that means A moccasin-like boot made of soft leather and fur, worn by the Inuit people. It can also mean A moccasin-like boot made of soft leather.
Crowboot Definition (Noun)
- A moccasin-like boot made of soft leather and fur, worn by the Inuit people.
- A moccasin-like boot made of soft leather
- The plant of the buttercup family.
The marshy area was covered in crowfoot.
- A tool with prongs for grasping and holding.
He used a crowfoot to secure the bolt during repairs.
- A nautical device for supporting awnings.
The sailor adjusted the crowfoot to secure the awning.
Synonyms of Crowboot
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Crowboot synonyms and antonyms →Crowboot in a Sentence
The marshy area was covered in crowfoot.
He used a crowfoot to secure the bolt during repairs.
The sailor adjusted the crowfoot to secure the awning.
Word Forms & Grammar
crowboot
Origin of Crowboot
First recorded in 1960–65; from crow + boot, probably because the Crow people wore such footwear [1]