Add to ORKGdwall vTo fall [-]aspeel[-] asleep; to wander as in delirium.To fall asleepUsed INot usedNot usedThis spelling of the word does not appear under 'dwall v' or 'dwall n' in the DNE
dwy nWhen they reached the barrens, it became foggy; then a '_snow-dwie_,' that is, a slight snow-s...
sit vsitting up on sled; method of sleddingNot usedNot usedNot usedThe head word and the word f...
sleepRe-file Gram itemJUN 11 1979 [check]Not usedNot usedNot usedThe head word sleep is not liste...
dwall v'to fall asleep; to wander as in delirium (cf. F Fries _dwalen_, to wander ; go astray, be...
dwall vto sleep.to sleepUsed INot usedNot usedThis spelling of the word does not appear under 'dwall...
dwall v'to sleep, to nap' Did he say, "to catch off to sleep" ?to sleep, to napYesWK 63Used IUse...
dwall na state between sleeping and waking, a dozing. A man will say, "I got no sleep last night, I...
dwall nDrool. A state between sleeping and waking. 'I was asleep, surely, but I 'urd what was goi...
dwall nA state between sleeping and waking. "I was asleep, surely, but I 'urd what was goin' on: I ...
dwy'= dwaight a.s. for dwindle or dwarf - a small storm'APR 21 1988 WKUsed INot usedNot usedThi...
sleepPres Pres. P. P.T. P.P 1...
sleep v...he sleeped all night, an' he got up the next morning, an' when she got up he was still to...
dwall vTo sleep lightly. The old man dwalled off.To sleep lightly.DNE-citJH 1/73Used IUsed IUsed IO...
dwydwie, snowSEP 1978Used INot usedNot usedThis word form 'dwie' does not appear as an alternate spe...
dwall nonce or twice I falled into a kind of dwall [i.e. doze].dozePRINTED ITEM DNE-CitG.M.Story ...
dwy nWhen they reached the barrens, it became foggy; then a '_snow-dwie_,' that is, a slight snow-s...
sit vsitting up on sled; method of sleddingNot usedNot usedNot usedThe head word and the word f...
sleepRe-file Gram itemJUN 11 1979 [check]Not usedNot usedNot usedThe head word sleep is not liste...
dwall v'to fall asleep; to wander as in delirium (cf. F Fries _dwalen_, to wander ; go astray, be...
dwall vto sleep.to sleepUsed INot usedNot usedThis spelling of the word does not appear under 'dwall...
dwall v'to sleep, to nap' Did he say, "to catch off to sleep" ?to sleep, to napYesWK 63Used IUse...
dwall na state between sleeping and waking, a dozing. A man will say, "I got no sleep last night, I...
dwall nDrool. A state between sleeping and waking. 'I was asleep, surely, but I 'urd what was goi...
dwall nA state between sleeping and waking. "I was asleep, surely, but I 'urd what was goin' on: I ...
dwy'= dwaight a.s. for dwindle or dwarf - a small storm'APR 21 1988 WKUsed INot usedNot usedThi...
sleepPres Pres. P. P.T. P.P 1...
sleep v...he sleeped all night, an' he got up the next morning, an' when she got up he was still to...
dwall vTo sleep lightly. The old man dwalled off.To sleep lightly.DNE-citJH 1/73Used IUsed IUsed IO...
dwydwie, snowSEP 1978Used INot usedNot usedThis word form 'dwie' does not appear as an alternate spe...
dwall nonce or twice I falled into a kind of dwall [i.e. doze].dozePRINTED ITEM DNE-CitG.M.Story ...
dwy nWhen they reached the barrens, it became foggy; then a '_snow-dwie_,' that is, a slight snow-s...
sit vsitting up on sled; method of sleddingNot usedNot usedNot usedThe head word and the word f...
sleepRe-file Gram itemJUN 11 1979 [check]Not usedNot usedNot usedThe head word sleep is not liste...