culler nWhen made it [the fish] is divided by expert "cullers" into a dozen categories according to the market for which it is most suitable.PRINTED ITEM DNE-cit G. M. Story FEB 1971 JH FEB 1971Used I and SupUsed I and SupUsed IChecked by Jordyn Hughes on Thu 30 Jun 201
cull vThe fish would be culled by a licensed fish culler keeping the different grades separate.P...
culler nOne licensed to grade fish.G.M.Story May 1956Used I and SupUsed I and SupNot UsedChecked by ...
cull vThe fish, having been dried on stages . . . are brought to St. John's in small schooners and ...
culler nIn cases where fish was valued accord- ing to quality, the quality of the fish tendered by ...
culler n[The fish] are weighed into the ship, two quintals at a time, a "culler" looking over them ...
culler nCullers are licensed by the Government but employed by the fish buyers.PRINTED ITEM DNE-ci...
cull vAll the fish buyers have the liberty of culling for themselves.PRINTED ITEM DNE-cit G.M.Sto...
culler nThe fish, having been dried on stages...are brought to St. John's in sma ll schooners and ...
cull nEach producer culled his own fish, the "refuse" fish or "culls" being set aside and sold to ...
cull nWe re-packed the second pile of fish upon the large one, and had all the cullings carried int...
cullage n'The culler separates the small, medium, large; good and cullage--which is fish perhaps su...
culler nA culler usually goes in the [galloper] to select the mercantile fish.PRINTED ITEM DNE-cit...
culler nA day or so later the _Hubley_ sailed.. A fish culler joined her to cull the fish on the L...
cull vAll the fish I culled [would be] enough to keep you in fish and brewis for ages and ages.[...
cull nThen quite a discussion arose concerning fish about different qualities of fish and also the...
cull vThe fish would be culled by a licensed fish culler keeping the different grades separate.P...
culler nOne licensed to grade fish.G.M.Story May 1956Used I and SupUsed I and SupNot UsedChecked by ...
cull vThe fish, having been dried on stages . . . are brought to St. John's in small schooners and ...
culler nIn cases where fish was valued accord- ing to quality, the quality of the fish tendered by ...
culler n[The fish] are weighed into the ship, two quintals at a time, a "culler" looking over them ...
culler nCullers are licensed by the Government but employed by the fish buyers.PRINTED ITEM DNE-ci...
cull vAll the fish buyers have the liberty of culling for themselves.PRINTED ITEM DNE-cit G.M.Sto...
culler nThe fish, having been dried on stages...are brought to St. John's in sma ll schooners and ...
cull nEach producer culled his own fish, the "refuse" fish or "culls" being set aside and sold to ...
cull nWe re-packed the second pile of fish upon the large one, and had all the cullings carried int...
cullage n'The culler separates the small, medium, large; good and cullage--which is fish perhaps su...
culler nA culler usually goes in the [galloper] to select the mercantile fish.PRINTED ITEM DNE-cit...
culler nA day or so later the _Hubley_ sailed.. A fish culler joined her to cull the fish on the L...
cull vAll the fish I culled [would be] enough to keep you in fish and brewis for ages and ages.[...
cull nThen quite a discussion arose concerning fish about different qualities of fish and also the...
cull vThe fish would be culled by a licensed fish culler keeping the different grades separate.P...
culler nOne licensed to grade fish.G.M.Story May 1956Used I and SupUsed I and SupNot UsedChecked by ...
cull vThe fish, having been dried on stages . . . are brought to St. John's in small schooners and ...