choctaw 的定义
plural Choc·taws, Choc·taw for 1.
- a member of a large Muskhogean tribe of North American Indians, formerly living chiefly in southern Mississippi, now in Oklahoma.
- the language of the Choctaw, closely related to Chickasaw.
- something unintelligible, as speech, illegible handwriting, or an ineffectual explanation; gibberish: My best efforts at clarity were Choctaw to him.
choctaw 近义词
等同于 double Dutch
更多choctaw例句
- The first playmates of our infancy were the young Choctaw boys of the then woods of Warren county.
- They participate equally in the advantages of the Choctaw academy, and have had many of their youth educated at that institution.
- Eagle Dance, Choctaw—Holding the eagles tail in the hand, and bodies painted white.
- At length six hundred Choctaw warriors arrived, and the army resumed its march.
- Every one knows who his mother, in our sense, is: the Choctaw term denotes a tribal status.