flake nIn makyng of flakes and other dryinge places.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citG.M.Story October 1965Used I and SupUsed I and Sup1Used I[see 'standing flakes'] [see also 'vigneux'] 'fish flake'The slip contents appears exactly as typed, with the same spelling and all, in the the DN
drying vbl n...the little shop and storehouse and the broad drying-flakes and the wharf.PRINTED ITE...
table ntable flakes or vigneaux are spread in all directions.PRINTED ITEM DNE Sup22 May 1981 JUL...
flake n...we'd have...what we call a flake-beam. You know what a flake-beam is. Well, a flake is a ...
flake nThere are also some, who arriving first in Harbor, take away other mens Salt that they had l...
flake nAfter a day or thereabouts [on the horse] it's [i.e. the fish] laid abroad on flakes, that ...
flake... 'flakes' on which some 100,000 cod fish were drying . . .PRINTED ITEMG .M.Story JUN 1970 ...
flake nFlakes were platforms of rough wooden posts and rails, sometimes covered with boughs, on wh...
flakethe horizontal pieces in flakes, on which boughs are laid to form the bed on which fish are pl...
flakePlatform of poles and boughs, for drying fish.See cited qoutationPRINTED ITEMG.M.Story July 1...
flake n[The fish] are Carried to the Last operation of Drying them which the English Do upon Standi...
flake. . . a"flake" is a broad platform upon which fish are sun-dried, that a "stage" is a small o...
flakeFish-drying ground or staging.See cited qoutationPRINTED ITEMG .M.Story April 1962Used I and S...
flake_Thirdly_, that no person whatsoever, either fisherman or inhabitants, do destroy, deface, or ...
flake nIf a woman said, 'I spent the whole summer on flake' it meant that she spent her whole time ...
flake nToday few fishermen are prepared to devote the time to the proper sun-drying of fish and it ...
drying vbl n...the little shop and storehouse and the broad drying-flakes and the wharf.PRINTED ITE...
table ntable flakes or vigneaux are spread in all directions.PRINTED ITEM DNE Sup22 May 1981 JUL...
flake n...we'd have...what we call a flake-beam. You know what a flake-beam is. Well, a flake is a ...
flake nThere are also some, who arriving first in Harbor, take away other mens Salt that they had l...
flake nAfter a day or thereabouts [on the horse] it's [i.e. the fish] laid abroad on flakes, that ...
flake... 'flakes' on which some 100,000 cod fish were drying . . .PRINTED ITEMG .M.Story JUN 1970 ...
flake nFlakes were platforms of rough wooden posts and rails, sometimes covered with boughs, on wh...
flakethe horizontal pieces in flakes, on which boughs are laid to form the bed on which fish are pl...
flakePlatform of poles and boughs, for drying fish.See cited qoutationPRINTED ITEMG.M.Story July 1...
flake n[The fish] are Carried to the Last operation of Drying them which the English Do upon Standi...
flake. . . a"flake" is a broad platform upon which fish are sun-dried, that a "stage" is a small o...
flakeFish-drying ground or staging.See cited qoutationPRINTED ITEMG .M.Story April 1962Used I and S...
flake_Thirdly_, that no person whatsoever, either fisherman or inhabitants, do destroy, deface, or ...
flake nIf a woman said, 'I spent the whole summer on flake' it meant that she spent her whole time ...
flake nToday few fishermen are prepared to devote the time to the proper sun-drying of fish and it ...
drying vbl n...the little shop and storehouse and the broad drying-flakes and the wharf.PRINTED ITE...
table ntable flakes or vigneaux are spread in all directions.PRINTED ITEM DNE Sup22 May 1981 JUL...
flake n...we'd have...what we call a flake-beam. You know what a flake-beam is. Well, a flake is a ...