Add to ORKGballast (v)To "balish" someone means to make him run away by throwing snowballs or stones at him.JH 3/72 DNE-citUsed IUsed IUsed I[see 'ballase', 'ballast', 'croosin', 'croostin']LP: Scanned and additional information added by Leslie Pierce on 25 August 2008
ballast (v)11. (rhymes with Dallas) 1. to throw. The expression "bassing" is used more often. "We w...
ballicatterWhen the ice starts to break up into pans you'll see the youngsters "ferrying". . . . e...
skitter vshy flat stones over surface of water shying "DNE-citFEB 1 1966 WKUsed IUsed IUsed ISK...
ballast (v)This word mean to throw rocks.to throw rocks.Used IUsed INot used[see 'ballase', 'balish'...
ballast (v)This word can mean to throw stones or rocks at a person. "He ballased the house." Schoon...
ballast (v)'To BALLASE' This word can mean to throw stones or rocks at a person. "He ballased the...
ballast (v)"Ballase" was used as a term to mean attack with rocks. My father recalls the word being...
ballast (v)'_Nfld. Dialect_' _GUTFOUNDERED:_ "I'm gutfoundered" was an expression heard after thr...
croost v[PT] croosin old, black'cats 'throwing stones, clods' cp. croustingYesDNE-cit JH 3/70WK ...
bazz v; bazz nTo throw (marbles, stones); a blow.To throw (marbles, stones); a blow.G.M.Story June ...
ballicatterThis is a word use [sic] to name the masses of ice formed on the rocks along the shore f...
butt vIs backing off and running the ship at ice in order to force or head a way through it.See ci...
ballast (v)...With handfulls of sand we proceeded to ballast the horsestinger till it was knocked d...
bearing vbl nHe will cut [fuel], haul it over the snow, then "spell" it on his shoulder with his "...
ballast (v)ballase/ballast No. 11. ballastJH 3/73Used IUsed INot usedLP: Scanned and additional inf...
ballast (v)11. (rhymes with Dallas) 1. to throw. The expression "bassing" is used more often. "We w...
ballicatterWhen the ice starts to break up into pans you'll see the youngsters "ferrying". . . . e...
skitter vshy flat stones over surface of water shying "DNE-citFEB 1 1966 WKUsed IUsed IUsed ISK...
ballast (v)This word mean to throw rocks.to throw rocks.Used IUsed INot used[see 'ballase', 'balish'...
ballast (v)This word can mean to throw stones or rocks at a person. "He ballased the house." Schoon...
ballast (v)'To BALLASE' This word can mean to throw stones or rocks at a person. "He ballased the...
ballast (v)"Ballase" was used as a term to mean attack with rocks. My father recalls the word being...
ballast (v)'_Nfld. Dialect_' _GUTFOUNDERED:_ "I'm gutfoundered" was an expression heard after thr...
croost v[PT] croosin old, black'cats 'throwing stones, clods' cp. croustingYesDNE-cit JH 3/70WK ...
bazz v; bazz nTo throw (marbles, stones); a blow.To throw (marbles, stones); a blow.G.M.Story June ...
ballicatterThis is a word use [sic] to name the masses of ice formed on the rocks along the shore f...
butt vIs backing off and running the ship at ice in order to force or head a way through it.See ci...
ballast (v)...With handfulls of sand we proceeded to ballast the horsestinger till it was knocked d...
bearing vbl nHe will cut [fuel], haul it over the snow, then "spell" it on his shoulder with his "...
ballast (v)ballase/ballast No. 11. ballastJH 3/73Used IUsed INot usedLP: Scanned and additional inf...
ballast (v)11. (rhymes with Dallas) 1. to throw. The expression "bassing" is used more often. "We w...
ballicatterWhen the ice starts to break up into pans you'll see the youngsters "ferrying". . . . e...
skitter vshy flat stones over surface of water shying "DNE-citFEB 1 1966 WKUsed IUsed IUsed ISK...