Add to ORKGcrank...we began to reflect that it was no easy matter to hit a deer when aiming from a cranky / canoe. ...PRINTED ITEM W. J. KIRWIN MAY 1972 JH MAY 1972Not usedNot usedWithdrawnChecked by Jordyn Hughes on Thu 07 Jul 201
crankA person is cranky if he has a disagreeable disposition A boat is cranky if it rocks easily fr...
jellyI had some jelly made of deer's feet, which proved excellent; killed a brace of trout.PRINTED ...
crankAdj. Having a tendency to tip - as a boat. 'That boat can't carry much sail: she's too cranky...
crankIn a moment I found I had upset the canoe and she was filling with water. She was a very narro...
crankPRINTED ITEM W. Kirwin 2/75FF 1041 JH 2/75Not usedNot usedWithdrawnChecked by Jordyn Hughes on...
knoblerThey [deer] proved a staggard, a knobler, and an old hind . . . p. 234 - They [deer] pro...
crankEither a boat or a child may be cranky.Not usedNot usedWithdrawnChecked by Jordyn Hughes on Thu...
cranksprang to her feet, and rushing to the same side where Tom and Polly were trying to get the o...
crankIt was well for us that the night was not stormy, for our boat--it is hard for me to speak s...
crank_OED_ crank a2 (of a vessel) 1696-1873 [main treatment under _crank_] cranky a (of a vessel) 1...
crankOff at six, A.M. in a very "crank" punt...PRINTED ITEM G.M.Story July 1957Not usedNot usedWith...
crankSome small boats, because of the shape could be easily overturned. Such boats were called "Cra...
crankA vessel over-masted. Also _cranky_.PRINTED ITEM G.M.Story July 1956Not usedNot usedWithdrawnC...
crank...he was never able to ride a bike, nor skate properly (he yawed like a/cranky dory when he ...
loadIf us could ondly hit de patch wid a hot sun, de swiles 'd stay up an' us could almost bat a lo...
crankA person is cranky if he has a disagreeable disposition A boat is cranky if it rocks easily fr...
jellyI had some jelly made of deer's feet, which proved excellent; killed a brace of trout.PRINTED ...
crankAdj. Having a tendency to tip - as a boat. 'That boat can't carry much sail: she's too cranky...
crankIn a moment I found I had upset the canoe and she was filling with water. She was a very narro...
crankPRINTED ITEM W. Kirwin 2/75FF 1041 JH 2/75Not usedNot usedWithdrawnChecked by Jordyn Hughes on...
knoblerThey [deer] proved a staggard, a knobler, and an old hind . . . p. 234 - They [deer] pro...
crankEither a boat or a child may be cranky.Not usedNot usedWithdrawnChecked by Jordyn Hughes on Thu...
cranksprang to her feet, and rushing to the same side where Tom and Polly were trying to get the o...
crankIt was well for us that the night was not stormy, for our boat--it is hard for me to speak s...
crank_OED_ crank a2 (of a vessel) 1696-1873 [main treatment under _crank_] cranky a (of a vessel) 1...
crankOff at six, A.M. in a very "crank" punt...PRINTED ITEM G.M.Story July 1957Not usedNot usedWith...
crankSome small boats, because of the shape could be easily overturned. Such boats were called "Cra...
crankA vessel over-masted. Also _cranky_.PRINTED ITEM G.M.Story July 1956Not usedNot usedWithdrawnC...
crank...he was never able to ride a bike, nor skate properly (he yawed like a/cranky dory when he ...
loadIf us could ondly hit de patch wid a hot sun, de swiles 'd stay up an' us could almost bat a lo...
crankA person is cranky if he has a disagreeable disposition A boat is cranky if it rocks easily fr...
jellyI had some jelly made of deer's feet, which proved excellent; killed a brace of trout.PRINTED ...
crankAdj. Having a tendency to tip - as a boat. 'That boat can't carry much sail: she's too cranky...