Add to ORKGbawn nWe couldn't get a fish and we never saw a seal. We did nothing only make a bit of bawn and waited.PRINTED ITEM DNE Sup[Add to DNE bawn n 3, to C-1970 cite] G. M. StoryOCT. 5 1987 WKUsed I and SupUsed I and Sup3Used Su
seal nIvory gullPRINTED ITEM DNE Sup[Not in DNE] maunderMAR 2 1988 G.M.Story W.KUsed I and Sup...
bawn nThe whitecaps gleaming on the beryl swells / Like curing cod along an outport bawn. 167 ...
bawn n(o), n. A fish flake or drying beach covered with bowlders. Also _bawn_ (c).A fish flake o...
bawn nMy grandfather told me that down in Labrador the people would spread their fish on the smoot...
bawn n. . . place where fish is spread to dryplace where fish is spread to dryPRINTED ITEMG. M. Stor...
bawn n[The fish] would then lie in the waterhorse for twenty-four hours. It was then brought out ...
bawn nTo spread fish on the bawn makin' wages / We went there without much sleep. /PRINTED ITEM D...
bawn n...all those rocks,small rocks about the size o' your fist an' (a) little larger an' (a) lit...
tawt n' We had a doryload of fish with our two tawts turned up and there was no way could we put a...
bawn nA bawn was a level, dry area of beach, sometimes used instead of flakes.See cited quotation....
seal nWe did not have any seal nets of our own as that was the first year staying down [on the Labr...
seal nWe..hauled the seal net onto the land on the way along.PRINTED ITEM DNE Sup[Add to DNE seal n...
seal nThose polite doctors and gentle nurses, / What do they know of the staying power / Of the re...
bawkTowards the end of May, some fishermen periodically made trips to the outer banks to try for c...
bawn nNearby were the bauns, large areas covered with flat stones, used for drying fish . . .YesG....
seal nIvory gullPRINTED ITEM DNE Sup[Not in DNE] maunderMAR 2 1988 G.M.Story W.KUsed I and Sup...
bawn nThe whitecaps gleaming on the beryl swells / Like curing cod along an outport bawn. 167 ...
bawn n(o), n. A fish flake or drying beach covered with bowlders. Also _bawn_ (c).A fish flake o...
bawn nMy grandfather told me that down in Labrador the people would spread their fish on the smoot...
bawn n. . . place where fish is spread to dryplace where fish is spread to dryPRINTED ITEMG. M. Stor...
bawn n[The fish] would then lie in the waterhorse for twenty-four hours. It was then brought out ...
bawn nTo spread fish on the bawn makin' wages / We went there without much sleep. /PRINTED ITEM D...
bawn n...all those rocks,small rocks about the size o' your fist an' (a) little larger an' (a) lit...
tawt n' We had a doryload of fish with our two tawts turned up and there was no way could we put a...
bawn nA bawn was a level, dry area of beach, sometimes used instead of flakes.See cited quotation....
seal nWe did not have any seal nets of our own as that was the first year staying down [on the Labr...
seal nWe..hauled the seal net onto the land on the way along.PRINTED ITEM DNE Sup[Add to DNE seal n...
seal nThose polite doctors and gentle nurses, / What do they know of the staying power / Of the re...
bawkTowards the end of May, some fishermen periodically made trips to the outer banks to try for c...
bawn nNearby were the bauns, large areas covered with flat stones, used for drying fish . . .YesG....
seal nIvory gullPRINTED ITEM DNE Sup[Not in DNE] maunderMAR 2 1988 G.M.Story W.KUsed I and Sup...
bawn nThe whitecaps gleaming on the beryl swells / Like curing cod along an outport bawn. 167 ...
bawn n(o), n. A fish flake or drying beach covered with bowlders. Also _bawn_ (c).A fish flake o...