white buck

[ buhks ]

noun

1. a casual oxford shoe made of white buckskin.

Example Sentences

They trade to the main land in these barks, and bring from thence abundance of dates, jujebs, and a sort of white buck-wheat.

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Burdet had, among the deer in his park at Arrow, a white buck, of which he was exceedingly proud.

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The white buck kept on his way, and soon disappeared from their sight.

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I must have at least three panther-skins to make up for the killing of the white buck.

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The varmint may have chawed him up too, as well as the white buck.

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