papoose
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++pa·poose /pəˈpuːs $ pæ-/ noun [countable] 1. DHB British English a type of bag attached to a frame, which you use to carry a baby on your back 〔背负幼儿用的有框架的〕背袋2. SANSSC old use a Native American baby or young child 北美土著婴[幼]儿
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papoose• There was a six month old baby en papoose on board.Origin papoose (1600-1700) Narragansett papoospa·poose nounChineseSyllable
which bag a type Corpus of frame, a attached to
papoose
pa‧poose /pəˈpuːs $ pæ-/
noun [countable]
2. old use a Native American baby or young child
pa‧poose /pəˈpuːs $ pæ-/
noun [countable] Date: 1600-1700
Language: Narragansett
Origin: papoos
1. British English a type of bag attached to a frame, which you use to carry a baby on your backLanguage: Narragansett
Origin: papoos
2. old use a Native American baby or young child