Add to ORKGcrop nThe crop was the equipment that every sealer had to have. It was supplied by the shipowners, up to a total of $15, and deducted from his earnings.PRINTED ITEM G. M. Story DEC 1972 JH DEC 1972Used I and SupUsed I and Sup1Not Usedcrap, crop noteChecked by Jordyn Hughes on Mon 27 Jun 201
crop1 n[PT] Yes,that was _ it's just the same when you go to th'ice - go up to St.John's an' go t...
crop1 nThe father helped the boy choose a whole 'fitout' of warm clothes, and used part of his own...
crop2 vOutfitted for cruise.PRINTED ITEM DNE-cit G.M.Story April 1962Used I and SupUsed I and SupNo...
crop1 nCredit given to the sealers as an advance on their possible earnings.G. M. Story MAR 1974 JH...
crop1 nWhen signing on [a sealing vessel], each member of the crew got a "crop" to the value of $...
crop1 nAn advance made to each sealer when he signs on for the voyage.G.M.Story March 1956Used I and...
crop nThe outfit that a sealer who has "signed on" is allowed to take on credit from the supplying ...
crop1 n_means_ the supply of small necessaries (knife, tobacco, etc.) taken up from the merchant ow...
crop2 vWhen you did get aboard you took your crop from the owner - a sheath knife, snow goggles of ...
crop nI distinctly remember the signing of the various Bowring crews a few days before March 10th, ...
crop1 nI dictinctly remember the signing of the various Bowring Crews a few days before March 10th ...
crop nn. Sealing supplies, including sheath knife, steel and belt, tobacco, and skin boots. -v.i. T...
crop ncommonly pronounced _crap_, the personal equipment of a man going on a sealing voyage supplie...
crop nBy sunset the men will have got their "crops"; i.e. the advances in kind or cash that the Me...
crop1 n[PT] I wasn't goin' to take no crop,see.Yes(ie provisions etc taken by man going in the seal...
crop1 n[PT] Yes,that was _ it's just the same when you go to th'ice - go up to St.John's an' go t...
crop1 nThe father helped the boy choose a whole 'fitout' of warm clothes, and used part of his own...
crop2 vOutfitted for cruise.PRINTED ITEM DNE-cit G.M.Story April 1962Used I and SupUsed I and SupNo...
crop1 nCredit given to the sealers as an advance on their possible earnings.G. M. Story MAR 1974 JH...
crop1 nWhen signing on [a sealing vessel], each member of the crew got a "crop" to the value of $...
crop1 nAn advance made to each sealer when he signs on for the voyage.G.M.Story March 1956Used I and...
crop nThe outfit that a sealer who has "signed on" is allowed to take on credit from the supplying ...
crop1 n_means_ the supply of small necessaries (knife, tobacco, etc.) taken up from the merchant ow...
crop2 vWhen you did get aboard you took your crop from the owner - a sheath knife, snow goggles of ...
crop nI distinctly remember the signing of the various Bowring crews a few days before March 10th, ...
crop1 nI dictinctly remember the signing of the various Bowring Crews a few days before March 10th ...
crop nn. Sealing supplies, including sheath knife, steel and belt, tobacco, and skin boots. -v.i. T...
crop ncommonly pronounced _crap_, the personal equipment of a man going on a sealing voyage supplie...
crop nBy sunset the men will have got their "crops"; i.e. the advances in kind or cash that the Me...
crop1 n[PT] I wasn't goin' to take no crop,see.Yes(ie provisions etc taken by man going in the seal...
crop1 n[PT] Yes,that was _ it's just the same when you go to th'ice - go up to St.John's an' go t...
crop1 nThe father helped the boy choose a whole 'fitout' of warm clothes, and used part of his own...
crop2 vOutfitted for cruise.PRINTED ITEM DNE-cit G.M.Story April 1962Used I and SupUsed I and SupNo...