Add to ORKGbarricade (n)1909 GRENFELL 5 ... I was obliged to keep on what we call the "ballicaters," or ice barricades. 1940 _Beaver_ June 21/1 The crew just managed to keep her afloat...until she was beached on the barricade ice.APR. 23 1978Used I and SupUsed I and SupNot use
barricado3 variants 1 barricaders 2 batticatters ] Phonetically, almost...
barricado nThe scene was greatly altered on our return, for the jam ice was not to be seen, the ...
barricade nBy this time the waves were breaking over our barrack head and the deck of the _Polly_ ...
barricado. . . ice piled on the shoreice piled on the shorePRINTED ITEMG. M. Story MAY 1970JH ...
barricade (n)n. Forecastle.n. Forecastle.PRINTED ITEMG.M.Story July 1959Used I and SupUsed I and Su...
barricado_Ice on shore and rocks from waves and salt spray_.Ice on shore and rocks from waves and sa...
barricado nAlong the mainland was a line of 'barricados', as often happens, boulders shoved up by ...
barricado'ice piled on shore''ice piled on shore'WK 62Used I and SupNot used2Not use
ballicatter1 Brittle ice on the shore, exposed by the receding tide; 2. Large fragments or clumps ...
ballicatterSuch ice-ledges, of which there are several around this district, are known by the peopl...
ballicatterBallicater--Corrupted from "barricaded." Term used to describe a barrier of loose ice ...
barricade (n)The ship quivered as if rent asunder, but her stout oaken beams heaved aside the floe...
barricade (v). . . the shore was barricaded with ice, seven feet thick . . .PRINTED ITEM DNE-citW...
bally carter...a solid wall of stranded boulders at some little distance from the shore, forced in...
barricados240 It was good to get out in punt in the spring of the year and to row around among th...
barricado3 variants 1 barricaders 2 batticatters ] Phonetically, almost...
barricado nThe scene was greatly altered on our return, for the jam ice was not to be seen, the ...
barricade nBy this time the waves were breaking over our barrack head and the deck of the _Polly_ ...
barricado. . . ice piled on the shoreice piled on the shorePRINTED ITEMG. M. Story MAY 1970JH ...
barricade (n)n. Forecastle.n. Forecastle.PRINTED ITEMG.M.Story July 1959Used I and SupUsed I and Su...
barricado_Ice on shore and rocks from waves and salt spray_.Ice on shore and rocks from waves and sa...
barricado nAlong the mainland was a line of 'barricados', as often happens, boulders shoved up by ...
barricado'ice piled on shore''ice piled on shore'WK 62Used I and SupNot used2Not use
ballicatter1 Brittle ice on the shore, exposed by the receding tide; 2. Large fragments or clumps ...
ballicatterSuch ice-ledges, of which there are several around this district, are known by the peopl...
ballicatterBallicater--Corrupted from "barricaded." Term used to describe a barrier of loose ice ...
barricade (n)The ship quivered as if rent asunder, but her stout oaken beams heaved aside the floe...
barricade (v). . . the shore was barricaded with ice, seven feet thick . . .PRINTED ITEM DNE-citW...
bally carter...a solid wall of stranded boulders at some little distance from the shore, forced in...
barricados240 It was good to get out in punt in the spring of the year and to row around among th...
barricado3 variants 1 barricaders 2 batticatters ] Phonetically, almost...
barricado nThe scene was greatly altered on our return, for the jam ice was not to be seen, the ...
barricade nBy this time the waves were breaking over our barrack head and the deck of the _Polly_ ...