wa·tap (w -täp , wä-) also wa·ta·pe (-täp )n. A stringy thread made from the roots of various conifers and used by certain Native American peoples in sewing and weaving. [Ojibwa wadab.] |
watap [wat-tahp]
Noun
a stringy thread made by Native Americans from the roots of conifers [from a Native American language]
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