Add to ORKGbull nWatch out for the bull. 'snow that has been shovelled or piled at the side of the road'See cited quotation.APR 13 1988 WKUsed I and SupUsed I and Sup?Not usedUnsure of sense
buckly aSaid of ice on a pond or in a harbour that undulates when walked over.See cited quotation....
to mush- force way through snow OSup� v� [1862 - 1898 -force way through sno...
hitchThe sled runners would glide on the snow and 'hitch ' on the bare ground.W. Kirwin JH 4/73Not ...
bullenin the roadcleaning the snow from the road OR a feamle cow in heat [see 'bullin]Not usedN...
bumper n'large, hard chunks of snow--the sort that might get jammed underneath car in a driveway'S...
batchNo,there's no snowstorm. I never seen a _ never seen a batch o' snow was there, 'cause when i...
brown ato become tan from reflection of snow in the springSee cited quotation.Used INot usedNot us...
snow n(proverb) A Year of snow a year of plenty.Used I and SupUsed I and Sup1Used Ideathfall, drop,...
frosterThey used to put frosters in the heels o' the boots. They'd leave 'em down so far, the way...
scad n' or dwei = an intermittent snow flurry'APR 21 1988 WKUsed I and SupUsed I and Sup2Not usedsc...
batcha batch of snow This is what you have had, said after a storm.Used I and SupUsed I and Sup...
rough a_means_ stormy, esp. with snow falling or drifting. " 'Tis go'n' t' be rough...
fur vThe large Rattling Brook where Richard Richmond, Nicholas Eton, and James Lilly furred last w...
spittin' snow, it'sthe beginning of a snowstormthe beginning of a snowstormNot usedNot usedWithdraw
growlerlarger pieces og ice which have broken away from an icebergpieces og ice (see cited quotation...
buckly aSaid of ice on a pond or in a harbour that undulates when walked over.See cited quotation....
to mush- force way through snow OSup� v� [1862 - 1898 -force way through sno...
hitchThe sled runners would glide on the snow and 'hitch ' on the bare ground.W. Kirwin JH 4/73Not ...
bullenin the roadcleaning the snow from the road OR a feamle cow in heat [see 'bullin]Not usedN...
bumper n'large, hard chunks of snow--the sort that might get jammed underneath car in a driveway'S...
batchNo,there's no snowstorm. I never seen a _ never seen a batch o' snow was there, 'cause when i...
brown ato become tan from reflection of snow in the springSee cited quotation.Used INot usedNot us...
snow n(proverb) A Year of snow a year of plenty.Used I and SupUsed I and Sup1Used Ideathfall, drop,...
frosterThey used to put frosters in the heels o' the boots. They'd leave 'em down so far, the way...
scad n' or dwei = an intermittent snow flurry'APR 21 1988 WKUsed I and SupUsed I and Sup2Not usedsc...
batcha batch of snow This is what you have had, said after a storm.Used I and SupUsed I and Sup...
rough a_means_ stormy, esp. with snow falling or drifting. " 'Tis go'n' t' be rough...
fur vThe large Rattling Brook where Richard Richmond, Nicholas Eton, and James Lilly furred last w...
spittin' snow, it'sthe beginning of a snowstormthe beginning of a snowstormNot usedNot usedWithdraw
growlerlarger pieces og ice which have broken away from an icebergpieces og ice (see cited quotation...
buckly aSaid of ice on a pond or in a harbour that undulates when walked over.See cited quotation....
to mush- force way through snow OSup� v� [1862 - 1898 -force way through sno...
hitchThe sled runners would glide on the snow and 'hitch ' on the bare ground.W. Kirwin JH 4/73Not ...