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Winnebago

WIH-nih-bay-goh
name
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The Siouan language traditionally spoken by the Winnebago (Ho-Chunk) people.
"Linguists have worked with elders to record and preserve Winnebago."
noun
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A motorhome or recreational vehicle (from the brand name Winnebago, now used generically).
"They drove across the country in a rented Winnebago."
"The campsite was full of Winnebagos parked for the summer."

How to Use Winnebago

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In plain EnglishMost commonly used today to mean a large motorhome.

Common pairings
rent a Winnebago drive a Winnebago

Word Forms

winnebagoes plural, winnebagos plural

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Etymology

From an Ojibwe word for the Winnebago (Ho-Chunk) people, referring to the murky water of Lake Winnipeg where they were once encountered.

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