mackinac
/mækɪˈnæk/Definitions
1. noun
A narrow strait of water that connects Lake Huron and Lake Michigan, separating the Upper Peninsula of Michigan from the rest of the state.
“The Mackinac Bridge spans the Mackinac Strait.”
2. proper noun
A city located on the north side of the Mackinac Bridge, in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.
“Mackinac is a popular tourist destination during the summer months.”
3. noun
A type of fur hat, especially one made from the fur of a Mackinaw wolf, traditionally worn by trappers and outdoorsmen.
“The trapper wore a Mackinac hat to keep warm during the cold winter.”