Add to ORKGburn2 na bundle of sticks to be carried on the backa bundle of sticks to be carried on the backUsed I and SupUsed I1Not used(see also turn of wood, water
turn na turn of water woodWK Sum 62Used I and SupUsed I and Sup3Not usedback 1, ~ lo...
turn nA backload (of wood, particularly).A backload (of wood, particularly).Used I and SupUsed I and...
hoppywood from which sparks fly when burning ('That wood dosen't hop').wood from which sparks fly w...
burn2 n"A burn of wood" is a load of firewood carried on one's back. "A faddl e of wood" a load o...
turn nas much wood as you could carry on your backas much wood as you could carry on your backUsed I...
turn nthree or four sticks of wood for the firethree or four sticks of wood for the fireUsed I and S...
turn nmeans a bundle of wood eg. "Go get me a turn of wood."a bundle of woodJH 7/70Used I and SupUse...
turn nenough water for the household for the day (see also, burn of wood, turn of wood)Used I and S...
burn2 n"burn of wood" 'as much fire wood as could be carried on the back'See cited quotation.WK 60U...
turn nDifference between a "turn of water" and "a turn of wood". A turn of water consists of _t...
turn nA length of firewood not beyond the strength of one man to carry.Used I and SupNot used3Not ...
burn2 none goes into the woods for a "burn of wood" This is an amount of wood that can be readily ...
turn nturn of wood or waterUsed I and SupUsed I and Sup3Not usedback 1, ~ load, ~ turn, burn, tow
faddle"A burn of wood" is a load of firewood carried on one's back. "A faddle of wood" a load of wo...
turn n[the] amount of wood (water, or boards) one can carryUsed I and SupUsed I and Sup3Not usedback...
turn na turn of water woodWK Sum 62Used I and SupUsed I and Sup3Not usedback 1, ~ lo...
turn nA backload (of wood, particularly).A backload (of wood, particularly).Used I and SupUsed I and...
hoppywood from which sparks fly when burning ('That wood dosen't hop').wood from which sparks fly w...
burn2 n"A burn of wood" is a load of firewood carried on one's back. "A faddl e of wood" a load o...
turn nas much wood as you could carry on your backas much wood as you could carry on your backUsed I...
turn nthree or four sticks of wood for the firethree or four sticks of wood for the fireUsed I and S...
turn nmeans a bundle of wood eg. "Go get me a turn of wood."a bundle of woodJH 7/70Used I and SupUse...
turn nenough water for the household for the day (see also, burn of wood, turn of wood)Used I and S...
burn2 n"burn of wood" 'as much fire wood as could be carried on the back'See cited quotation.WK 60U...
turn nDifference between a "turn of water" and "a turn of wood". A turn of water consists of _t...
turn nA length of firewood not beyond the strength of one man to carry.Used I and SupNot used3Not ...
burn2 none goes into the woods for a "burn of wood" This is an amount of wood that can be readily ...
turn nturn of wood or waterUsed I and SupUsed I and Sup3Not usedback 1, ~ load, ~ turn, burn, tow
faddle"A burn of wood" is a load of firewood carried on one's back. "A faddle of wood" a load of wo...
turn n[the] amount of wood (water, or boards) one can carryUsed I and SupUsed I and Sup3Not usedback...
turn na turn of water woodWK Sum 62Used I and SupUsed I and Sup3Not usedback 1, ~ lo...
turn nA backload (of wood, particularly).A backload (of wood, particularly).Used I and SupUsed I and...
hoppywood from which sparks fly when burning ('That wood dosen't hop').wood from which sparks fly w...