Plains Cree
/ˌpleɪnz ˈkriː/(also Plain Cree)
noun
A member of a Cree people inhabiting the parts of Saskatchewan and Alberta that comprise the northernmost area of the North American plains; the dialect of Cree spoken by this people.
adjective
Of, relating to, or characteristic of this people or their language.
Origin
Early 19th century; earliest use found in Alexander Henry (1739–1824). In some forms from the plural of plain + Cree. In some forms from plain + Cree.
- ripple-fired
- ripple-firing
- ripple-flaked
- ripple-flaking
- ripple grass
- rippleless
- ripple marks
- ripple pony cloth
- rippler
- ripple sole
- ripple-soled
- ripple stitch
- ripplet
- ripple-through
- ripple-through counter
- ripple ware
- rippling comb
- rippling machine
- ripply
- riprap
- ripresa
- rip-roaring
- rip-roaringly
- riproarious
- riproariously