Mackinaw
adjective
- of or from Mackinac Island, formerly a center of trade with the Indians of the Northwest
- of or made of a heavy, napped woolen cloth, often plaid
See Mackinaw in American Heritage Dictionary 4
(măkˈə-nôˌ)
noun- A short, double-breasted coat of heavy, usually plaid, woolen material.
- The cloth from which such a coat is made, usually of wool, often with a heavy nap.
- A flatbottom boat with a pointed bow and square stern, once used on the upper Great Lakes.
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