Innuit

[ in-oo-it, -yoo- ]

noun

, plural In·nu·its, (especially collectively) In·nu·it.

1. Inuit.

Innuit

/ ˈɪnjuːɪt /

noun

1. See Inuit
   a variant spelling of Inuit

Example Sentences

Here they might learn to imitate the Innuit, living on fish and seals and an occasional obligingly beached whale.

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The spellings Inuit and Innuit (including an Innuit in one quoted passage) both occur.

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Touching incidents of Innuit life were constantly passing before Mr. Hall.

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Mr. Hall made several sledge excursions with his Innuit friends.

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It was a mucluc of the Innuit pattern, sewed together with sinew threads, and devoid of beads or furbelows.

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