IPA: /ˈmʌklʌk/
KK: /mʌkˈlʌk/
A type of warm boot made from soft material, traditionally worn by Arctic peoples.
She wore her muclucs to keep her feet warm in the snow.
The word 'mucluc' originates from the Inuit language, specifically from the term 'mucluc' meaning a type of boot or footwear made from animal skin. It refers to a traditional form of footwear used in cold climates.
Imagine a warm, cozy boot made from animal skin, which is what 'mucluc' refers to. This helps you remember that 'mucluc' is a type of traditional footwear.