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carcajou
[ kahr-kuh-joo, -zhoo ]
carcajou
/ -ˌʒuː; ˈkɑːkəˌdʒuː /
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Origin of carcajou1
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Word History and Origins
Origin of carcajou1
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Example Sentences
We could not afford to let the carcajou make a meal of him, as in our log-hauling and other labours he was of great service to us.
This is a common incident in Northern travel, but never fails to draw forth hearty execrations on the head of the hated carcajou.
At Peel's River, on one occasion, a very old carcajou discovered my marten road, on which I had nearly a hundred and fifty traps.
The gun was concealed in some low bushes, but the bait was so placed that the carcajou must see it on his way up the bank.
I came to the conclusion that that carcajou ought to live, as he must be something at least human, if not worse.
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