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shoepack
shoepack N. Amer. (ˈʃuːpæk) Also shoepac, shupac. [ad. Delaware Jargon seppock, s{iacu}ppack shoes, f. Unami Delaware čipahko moccasins, infl. by shoe n.] Orig., and still locally, a moccasin with an extra sole; more recently, a commercially manufactured oiled leather boot, usually with a rubber sol... Oxford English Dictionary
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Alligator boat
Photographs In popular culture Film and television The short-lived children's series Tugs features an alligator tug named Billy Shoepack. wikipedia.org
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shupac
shupac var. shoepack. Oxford English Dictionary
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The Parker Tapes
Black Swan Bit My Red Shoe" "Sick as a Dog" "Hideous Krow" "Thomas Chad" "Darkside Farmers" "Big Up All Our Mates" "Smiggie Balls, Duff Paddy, Shoepack wikipedia.org
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pac
pac N. Amer. (pæk) Also pack. [Of Lenape (Delaware) Indian origin.] a. A moccasin having a sole turned up and sewed on the upper; also applied to a heavy felt half-boot, worn by lumberers in winter. (See quots. a 1877 and 1961; cf. shoepack.) b. With initial apostrophe, ellipt. for shoepack.a 1877 K... Oxford English Dictionary
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Salty's Lighthouse
as Ten Cents Otis Zeebee Zip Lord Stinker Frank Eddie and Lighthouse Clock Paul Dobson as Big Stack Hercules Captain Zero Izzy Gomez Sea Rogue Billy Shoepack wikipedia.org
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Tugs (TV series)
Sunshine, Zak, and Philbert the Bell Buoy Chris Tulloch as Zorran and Shrimpers Nigel Anthony as Zug, Burke, and Davy Jones Lee Cornes as Grampus, Billy Shoepack wikipedia.org
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List of Tugs characters
Like Billy Shoepack, the Fire Tug could move his head and eyes rather than immobile features. He also appeared as the tramper that Billy Shoepack blew up in "Trapped". In Salty's Lighthouse, Nantucket's name was changed to Tramper. wikipedia.org
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Non-English press of the Socialist Party of America
Lapatossu (The Shoepack) (1911 – April 1921) — Perhaps the best known of the Finnish-language radical humor publications, Lapatossu was launched in the wikipedia.org
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Non-English press of the Communist Party USA
Lapatossu (The Shoepack) (1911-April 1921) — Perhaps the best known of the Finnish-language radical humor publications, Lapatossu was launched in the fall wikipedia.org
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