Add to ORKGcrop1 n[PT] The food, mostly hard bread and fat pork, which sealers took to the f front with them.YesUsed I and SupUsed I and Sup1Not Usedcrap, crop noteChecked by Jordyn Hughes on Tue 28 Jun 201
crop2 vWhen you did get aboard you took your crop from the owner - a sheath knife, snow goggles of ...
crop nOutfit.PRINTED ITEM G.M.Story April 1962Used I and SupUsed I and Sup1Not Usedcrap, crop noteC...
crop ncommonly pronounced _crap_, the personal equipment of a man going on a sealing voyage supplie...
crop1 nAn advance made to each sealer when he signs on for the voyage.G.M.Story March 1956Used I and...
crop nThe crop was the equipment that every sealer had to have. It was supplied by the shipowners, ...
crop1 nCredit given to the sealers as an advance on their possible earnings.G. M. Story MAR 1974 JH...
crop1 n[PT] I wasn't goin' to take no crop,see.Yes(ie provisions etc taken by man going in the seal...
crop nn. Sealing supplies, including sheath knife, steel and belt, tobacco, and skin boots. -v.i. T...
crop1 n_means_ the supply of small necessaries (knife, tobacco, etc.) taken up from the merchant ow...
crop1 ngoods received on credit to go to ice, or fishingUsed I and SupUsed I and Sup1Not Usedcrap, c...
crop1 nWhen signing on [a sealing vessel], each member of the crew got a "crop" to the value of $...
crop nI shall never forget my first crop that I had - one pair of long-tongued fishing boots and a...
crop nThe only guarantee a sealer gets is food and a crop note, equivalent to $9.Printed Item DNE-...
crop nOur crop composed of boots and clothes, likewise a fork and pan.PRINTED ITEM G.M.Story Apri...
crop nthe sign: "Crop Here" directed them where to get their tobacco, knives, boots, or whatsoever ...
crop2 vWhen you did get aboard you took your crop from the owner - a sheath knife, snow goggles of ...
crop nOutfit.PRINTED ITEM G.M.Story April 1962Used I and SupUsed I and Sup1Not Usedcrap, crop noteC...
crop ncommonly pronounced _crap_, the personal equipment of a man going on a sealing voyage supplie...
crop1 nAn advance made to each sealer when he signs on for the voyage.G.M.Story March 1956Used I and...
crop nThe crop was the equipment that every sealer had to have. It was supplied by the shipowners, ...
crop1 nCredit given to the sealers as an advance on their possible earnings.G. M. Story MAR 1974 JH...
crop1 n[PT] I wasn't goin' to take no crop,see.Yes(ie provisions etc taken by man going in the seal...
crop nn. Sealing supplies, including sheath knife, steel and belt, tobacco, and skin boots. -v.i. T...
crop1 n_means_ the supply of small necessaries (knife, tobacco, etc.) taken up from the merchant ow...
crop1 ngoods received on credit to go to ice, or fishingUsed I and SupUsed I and Sup1Not Usedcrap, c...
crop1 nWhen signing on [a sealing vessel], each member of the crew got a "crop" to the value of $...
crop nI shall never forget my first crop that I had - one pair of long-tongued fishing boots and a...
crop nThe only guarantee a sealer gets is food and a crop note, equivalent to $9.Printed Item DNE-...
crop nOur crop composed of boots and clothes, likewise a fork and pan.PRINTED ITEM G.M.Story Apri...
crop nthe sign: "Crop Here" directed them where to get their tobacco, knives, boots, or whatsoever ...
crop2 vWhen you did get aboard you took your crop from the owner - a sheath knife, snow goggles of ...
crop nOutfit.PRINTED ITEM G.M.Story April 1962Used I and SupUsed I and Sup1Not Usedcrap, crop noteC...
crop ncommonly pronounced _crap_, the personal equipment of a man going on a sealing voyage supplie...