mukluked

• muklukked

From mukluk +‎ -ed.

mukluked (not comparable)

1. Wearing mukluks.
   • 1929, Barrett Willoughby, The Trail Eater, A Romance of the All-Alaska Sweepstakes, page 270:

     At every new arrival a cheer burst from the watching crowd, a cheer that was both for the dogs, and for their tense-faced driver standing behind the handlebars, furred, mukluked, with his starting number on a white square sewed to the back and to the front of his parka.

   • 1993, Nancy Huston, Plainsong, page 14:

     muklukked idiots rigged out in Komfortable Kostumes for the Klondyke by Larue & Picard, they straggled down or rather up the Skagway Trail. None of these people had ever been as gifted at planning as they were at dreaming;