The mosquitoes being very numerous and bloodthirsty here, we burnt an incense of buffalo chipsin our tent this evening.
We are once more favored with a grass bed instead of one of dust, and with white poplar wood for fuel, instead of buffalo chips.
As fuel of every description is scarce at this place the police party was sent out on mule-back, with gunny-bags, in quest of buffalo chips.
Then Phil he call him “Buffalo Chips,” an’ swore a little swear.
He was a credit to me, and to the name which General Sheridan had first given him in derision, but which afterward became an honor, the name of "Buffalo Chips.
Such a friend was old "Buffalo Chips," who certainly deserves a place in these memoirs of mine.
At Fort McPherson, my old friend, "Buffalo Chips," was waiting for me.
There is no wood here, and our women and children are out now gathering "buffalo chips" to burn, in order to do the cooking.
Wood is now very scarce, but "buffalo chips" are excellent; they kindle quickly and retain heat surprisingly.
Fires sprang up on the plain, fires of buffalo chips lighted by the Sioux, who were now busy skinning and cutting up the slain buffaloes.
They continued southward until twilight came, when they built in a hollow a fire of buffalo chips, which were abundant all over the plain, and watched their friendly mountains sink away in the dark.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "buffalo chips" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
