Birchbark is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BIRCHBARK in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the bark of the birch tree
• the impervious bark of the North American paper birch, formerly used by North American Indians to make canoes and other items
• a canoe made with the bark of a birch tree
• Native Canadian craft in which designs are bitten onto bark from birch trees
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• birchbark bitingNative Canadian craft in which designs are bitten onto bark from birch trees

Words related to BIRCHBARK

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Words that contain BIRCHBARK

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How to use BIRCHBARK in a sentence

• She made a little pile of birch-bark, covered it with half-burned bits of wood, and went into the tent for the matches.
• Unlike Pymeut proper, its cabins were built entirely above ground, of logs unchinked, its roofs of watertight birch-bark.
• No luck, but he brought back some birch-bark and a handful of willow-withes, and set about making a rude substitute.
• There were many torches of birch-bark, shaped like straight tin horns, lying ready for use on a stump outside.
• A coach and four would be as far behind the times on this highway as a birch-bark canoe on yonder lake.
• Two females came down to the bank, with paddles, and put off into the river in a birch-bark canoe, the ends of which were carved in the peculiar Indian fashion.
• The birch-bark canoe of the savage seems to me one of the most beautiful and perfect things of the kind constructed by human art.
• She took with her five youngsters, and each youngster wore a ragged leathern suit and birch-bark shoes and bore a sack on his back as long as himself.
• Again he saw the dancing skeletons, heard the rattle of their bones, and watched the wonderful dream-battle that had led him to the birch-bark map.
• As gently as Mukoki had unrolled the precious birchbark map a few months before he smoothed out the paper.
• The Frenchmen who killed themselves for possession of the birch-bark map played only a small part in it.
• Left alone, the king wants to seek consolation in the message written on the birch-bark.
• Use it first to touch off a roll of birch-bark which you hold in your hand.
• With my eyes shut, I can call up a vision of eight birch-bark canoes floating side by side on Moosehead Lake, on a fair June morning, fifteen years ago.
• The root is very tough, and the Canadian Indians make threads from the fibres, with which they sew together the birch-bark for their canoes.
• In the foreground, against the bank of a lazy eddy, birch-bark canoes were lined two and three deep.
• A nickel-plated oil lamp gave forth a mellow light under a pale birch-bark shade.
• Excepting at meal time and the bathing hour, they spent the day in a birchbark canoe on the lake.
• The wigwams or huts of the North American Indians are made of birch-bark laid over a framework of birch-poles or trunks, and their canoes or boats are cased in it.
• The other Indian lads hunted bears, and sailed the swift rapids in frail birch-bark canoes, and had no fear of anything that ran, or stalked, or flew.
• A few of the more adventurous and reckless made birchbark ornaments, while those who were in utter despair for something to do wrote letters home.
• For that I had you stay here all day, making a birchbark basket.
• The first is a birch-bark roll, the ends of which were slit into short strips, so as to curl in toward the middle to prevent the escaping of the contents.
• The upper of the four small figures is a small package, folded, consisting of the inner sheet of birch-bark and resembling paper both in consistence and color.
• In each tent was a counter loaded with baskets and little birch-bark canoes, and an Indian woman sat behind it to sell them.
• The finger-bones of this arm were still tightly shut, clutching between them a roll of something that looked like birch-bark.
• Rod remembered now that they had found no more birch-bark upon the floor, which they would have done if a supply had been kept there for kindling fires.
• Almost the first object that met their eyes was the skeleton hand clutching its roll of birch-bark.
• Crow and one of the other Indians parted the willows on the bank at this point and dragged forth a long birch-bark canoe which they ran into the stream.
• She drinks out of a painted cup of birch-bark, and neither more nor less than the quantity it holds.
• At the same time, there are plenty of wealthy folks who would pay me well for a birch-bark canoe.
• On the 11th of April two birch-bark canoes, bearing the British flag, arrived at the factory.
• Then he made sure of the birch-bark case, and again with the aid of the fire-flies found the road.
• When I was ten years old you brought me some lumps of spruce-gum in a birch-bark box and I declined it, saying that young ladies did not chew gum.

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