Add to ORKGcrop nWent out to Porter's Post and got Mr. Haviland to give me a 'crop.'PRINTED ITEM DNE-cit W. J. KIRWIN MAR 1971 JH MAR 1971Used I and SupUsed I and Sup1Used Icrap, crop noteChecked by Jordyn Hughes on Mon 27 Jun 201
crop1 n[PT] ....they try to get that other dollar if your crop went over,see. 'Cause lots o' felle...
crop2 vWe arrived at Brigus on June the first, where we discharged some of our supplies, and sta...
crop nThe voyage had been a failure; the men had hardly earned enough to pay for their "crop," or...
crop1 nIt was on a Tuesday morning when our captain came from shop, Says he, "My boys, you'll sign...
crop nIt was on a Tuesday morning when our captain came from shop. / He said, "My boys, you'll no...
crop nOur crop composed of boots and clothes, likewise a fork and pan.PRINTED ITEM G.M.Story Apri...
cropping vbl nwhen cropping time arrived [before sealing voyage]PRINTED ITEM DNE-cit W. Kirwin 5/76...
crop nOutfit.PRINTED ITEM G.M.Story April 1962Used I and SupUsed I and Sup1Not Usedcrap, crop noteC...
crop nI shall never forget my first crop that I had - one pair of long-tongued fishing boots and a...
crop1 nI shall never forget my first crop that I had - one pair of long-tongued fishing boots and ...
cropping vbl nSome were drawing water at an icicled faucet near the cropping shed, bringing "sluts...
crop2 vWhen you did get aboard you took your crop from the owner - a sheath knife, snow goggles of ...
crop1 nAn advance made to each sealer when he signs on for the voyage.G.M.Story March 1956Used I and...
crop nBy sunset the men will have got their "crops"; i.e. the advances in kind or cash that the Me...
crop nThe crop was the equipment that every sealer had to have. It was supplied by the shipowners, ...
crop1 n[PT] ....they try to get that other dollar if your crop went over,see. 'Cause lots o' felle...
crop2 vWe arrived at Brigus on June the first, where we discharged some of our supplies, and sta...
crop nThe voyage had been a failure; the men had hardly earned enough to pay for their "crop," or...
crop1 nIt was on a Tuesday morning when our captain came from shop, Says he, "My boys, you'll sign...
crop nIt was on a Tuesday morning when our captain came from shop. / He said, "My boys, you'll no...
crop nOur crop composed of boots and clothes, likewise a fork and pan.PRINTED ITEM G.M.Story Apri...
cropping vbl nwhen cropping time arrived [before sealing voyage]PRINTED ITEM DNE-cit W. Kirwin 5/76...
crop nOutfit.PRINTED ITEM G.M.Story April 1962Used I and SupUsed I and Sup1Not Usedcrap, crop noteC...
crop nI shall never forget my first crop that I had - one pair of long-tongued fishing boots and a...
crop1 nI shall never forget my first crop that I had - one pair of long-tongued fishing boots and ...
cropping vbl nSome were drawing water at an icicled faucet near the cropping shed, bringing "sluts...
crop2 vWhen you did get aboard you took your crop from the owner - a sheath knife, snow goggles of ...
crop1 nAn advance made to each sealer when he signs on for the voyage.G.M.Story March 1956Used I and...
crop nBy sunset the men will have got their "crops"; i.e. the advances in kind or cash that the Me...
crop nThe crop was the equipment that every sealer had to have. It was supplied by the shipowners, ...
crop1 n[PT] ....they try to get that other dollar if your crop went over,see. 'Cause lots o' felle...
crop2 vWe arrived at Brigus on June the first, where we discharged some of our supplies, and sta...
crop nThe voyage had been a failure; the men had hardly earned enough to pay for their "crop," or...