Add to ORKGgad ntough as a gad 1. That piece of meat is tough as a gad. 2. Gad means ?tough as a gadYes[check] DNE-citDNE-cit J.D.A.WIDDOWSONCOLLECTOR'S PERMANENT FILEUsed I and SupUsed I and Sup4Used IWITHE, THRASHBERRY, WITHE-ROD, ritrods, gadberry, (as) tough as a gadChecked by Kanachi Angadi on Wed 07 Oct 2015. The source is listed as P 230�67 in DNE.The number 122 on card is circled on the top right corner of the card. The card is stamped twice
gad nAlthough the horses were by no stretch of the imagination race horses, with a cut of a gad acr...
gad nA witherod to carry trout or flippers; also, as a verb, to run about, stay away from home.A wi...
gad nUsed I and SupNot usedNot usedWITHE, THRASHBERRY, WITHE-ROD, ritrods, gadberry, (as) tough as a...
gad n[sic] "As tough as a gad" - A gad is a long-narror/underground root of a tree. It was used by...
gad nWell, I was as tough as a gad -- that's an expression in Newfoundland to say you're tough -- ...
gad nAs tough as a gadDNE-cit GMS Feb 77Used I and SupUsed I and Sup4Used IWITHE, THRASHBERRY, W...
gad nn. 1. A string (of fish or flippers). 2. A withe for a wattled fence.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citG.M...
gad n[My grandfather] told me that a gad was a very tough and flexible stick[that] he used when he ...
gad nGad - noun, A pliant twig, usually taken from the witherod (Viburnum cassinoides) used for...
gad nGad - noun, A pliant twig, usually taken from the witherod (Viburnum cassinoides) used for...
gad n[check] GAD. Withy, Av.; Ir. gad. [check] GRAF�N. A mattock, Av., Mir.; Ir. GRAF�N. [check] G...
gad n- small bundle of limbs or twigs off a tree.JH 12/74Used I and SupUsed INot usedWITHE, THR...
gad nCut a hole through the ice anytime in the winter and you are sure of getting a "gad" of sea tr...
gaff nIf the cod be very large, it is lifted into the boat, as soon as it comes to the water's edg...
gad nFences were always tied with gads, a spell ago. There was no such thing as a nail, them times...
gad nAlthough the horses were by no stretch of the imagination race horses, with a cut of a gad acr...
gad nA witherod to carry trout or flippers; also, as a verb, to run about, stay away from home.A wi...
gad nUsed I and SupNot usedNot usedWITHE, THRASHBERRY, WITHE-ROD, ritrods, gadberry, (as) tough as a...
gad n[sic] "As tough as a gad" - A gad is a long-narror/underground root of a tree. It was used by...
gad nWell, I was as tough as a gad -- that's an expression in Newfoundland to say you're tough -- ...
gad nAs tough as a gadDNE-cit GMS Feb 77Used I and SupUsed I and Sup4Used IWITHE, THRASHBERRY, W...
gad nn. 1. A string (of fish or flippers). 2. A withe for a wattled fence.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citG.M...
gad n[My grandfather] told me that a gad was a very tough and flexible stick[that] he used when he ...
gad nGad - noun, A pliant twig, usually taken from the witherod (Viburnum cassinoides) used for...
gad nGad - noun, A pliant twig, usually taken from the witherod (Viburnum cassinoides) used for...
gad n[check] GAD. Withy, Av.; Ir. gad. [check] GRAF�N. A mattock, Av., Mir.; Ir. GRAF�N. [check] G...
gad n- small bundle of limbs or twigs off a tree.JH 12/74Used I and SupUsed INot usedWITHE, THR...
gad nCut a hole through the ice anytime in the winter and you are sure of getting a "gad" of sea tr...
gaff nIf the cod be very large, it is lifted into the boat, as soon as it comes to the water's edg...
gad nFences were always tied with gads, a spell ago. There was no such thing as a nail, them times...
gad nAlthough the horses were by no stretch of the imagination race horses, with a cut of a gad acr...
gad nA witherod to carry trout or flippers; also, as a verb, to run about, stay away from home.A wi...
gad nUsed I and SupNot usedNot usedWITHE, THRASHBERRY, WITHE-ROD, ritrods, gadberry, (as) tough as a...