Add to ORKGgadHe loves a big fight; / He's tough as the gad. [Add to DNE gad n 4 , to 1979 quot]PRINTED ITEM DNE SupG.M. Story MAY 31 1988[check] WKUsed I and SupUsed I and Sup4Used SupWITHE, THRASHBERRY, WITHE-ROD, ritrods, gadberry, (as) tough as a gadChecked by Kanachi Angadi on Thu 08 Oct 2015
ral nR is for ral, / He's one rowdy lad; / He loves a big fight; / He's tough as the gad.PRINTED IT...
gad nFences were always tied with gads, a spell ago. There was no such thing as a nail, them times...
gad n- small bundle of limbs or twigs off a tree.JH 12/74Used I and SupUsed INot usedWITHE, THR...
gad nAs tough as a gadDNE-cit GMS Feb 77Used I and SupUsed I and Sup4Used IWITHE, THRASHBERRY, W...
gad nAt 78 years..George Furey of St Joseph's is as tough as a gad and still travels the land and s...
gad n[My grandfather] told me that a gad was a very tough and flexible stick[that] he used when he ...
gad nWell, I was as tough as a gad -- that's an expression in Newfoundland to say you're tough -- ...
gad ntough as a gad 1. That piece of meat is tough as a gad. 2. Gad means ?tough as a gadYes[c...
gad nLook at the fine gad of trout I've got.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citG. M. Story JAN 1973JH JAN 1973...
gad nI can remember setting out to catch a gad of trout. [A dd to DNE gad n 1 , to P-1970 q uot]...
gad nLast week a crowd of sporting lads / Went off to string them on the gads. / Up on the ridge ...
gad nAlthough the horses were by no stretch of the imagination race horses, with a cut of a gad acr...
gad nUsed I and SupNot usedNot usedWITHE, THRASHBERRY, WITHE-ROD, ritrods, gadberry, (as) tough as a...
gad n[check] GAD. Withy, Av.; Ir. gad. [check] GRAF�N. A mattock, Av., Mir.; Ir. GRAF�N. [check] G...
gad nn. 1. A string (of fish or flippers). 2. A withe for a wattled fence.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citG.M...
ral nR is for ral, / He's one rowdy lad; / He loves a big fight; / He's tough as the gad.PRINTED IT...
gad nFences were always tied with gads, a spell ago. There was no such thing as a nail, them times...
gad n- small bundle of limbs or twigs off a tree.JH 12/74Used I and SupUsed INot usedWITHE, THR...
gad nAs tough as a gadDNE-cit GMS Feb 77Used I and SupUsed I and Sup4Used IWITHE, THRASHBERRY, W...
gad nAt 78 years..George Furey of St Joseph's is as tough as a gad and still travels the land and s...
gad n[My grandfather] told me that a gad was a very tough and flexible stick[that] he used when he ...
gad nWell, I was as tough as a gad -- that's an expression in Newfoundland to say you're tough -- ...
gad ntough as a gad 1. That piece of meat is tough as a gad. 2. Gad means ?tough as a gadYes[c...
gad nLook at the fine gad of trout I've got.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citG. M. Story JAN 1973JH JAN 1973...
gad nI can remember setting out to catch a gad of trout. [A dd to DNE gad n 1 , to P-1970 q uot]...
gad nLast week a crowd of sporting lads / Went off to string them on the gads. / Up on the ridge ...
gad nAlthough the horses were by no stretch of the imagination race horses, with a cut of a gad acr...
gad nUsed I and SupNot usedNot usedWITHE, THRASHBERRY, WITHE-ROD, ritrods, gadberry, (as) tough as a...
gad n[check] GAD. Withy, Av.; Ir. gad. [check] GRAF�N. A mattock, Av., Mir.; Ir. GRAF�N. [check] G...
gad nn. 1. A string (of fish or flippers). 2. A withe for a wattled fence.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citG.M...
ral nR is for ral, / He's one rowdy lad; / He loves a big fight; / He's tough as the gad.PRINTED IT...
gad nFences were always tied with gads, a spell ago. There was no such thing as a nail, them times...
gad n- small bundle of limbs or twigs off a tree.JH 12/74Used I and SupUsed INot usedWITHE, THR...