Add to ORKGglareI was having a hard time keeping the sleigh straight on the glare ice when all of a sudden it slewed sideways.PRINTED ITEM DNE SupG. M. Story WK Nov.3 1987[check for inclusion in DNE Sup] My usage in R.I. [Greasy in Nebraska.]Not usedNot usedWithdraw
whelping vbl nThe catching slob grows thicker and the whelping ice is tight;..PRINTED ITEM DNE Su...
slobby aA check up [of Rushoon] river this morning revealed slobby ice that has built up and could...
ice nOne evening in April, bound home with a load, The mare showed some halting against the ice-roa...
slob nn. Ice in large, rounded pieces, such as is penetrable.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citG.M.Story July 1...
slob nThe strung-out pans of slob ice were nearer than they had been yesterday.PRINTED ITEMG. M. St...
spitting frostVery frosty weather, so cold as to make the skin of the face prickly.PRINTED ITEM DN...
slob nLong, thin, drawn-out strings and widely-scattered pans of the "slob-ice", mixed later on wi...
shinny v. . . shinnying, tippying, tuffying . . . running from one pan of ice to another.PRINTED IT...
ice nThe ice-pack which we were soon to encounter lay north and east of us, with the "ice-blink" o...
slob nWe ran into 'slob' (loosely packed ice) shortly after leaving St John's and starting northwa...
slob nThe first slob ice drifting South passes Battle Harbor during the first week in January.PRINT...
silver thaw nsilver thaw: a sleet storm leaving trees coated with ice.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citW.J.KIRWI...
slob nSlob. Small, loose ice.PRINTED ITEMG. M. Story MAR 1970 JH 3/70Used I and SupUsed I and SupNo...
sludgeThe Newfoundlander has developed a wide vocabulary to describe ice conditions. To him, slush,...
sludge. . . there are no less than 17 terms [for ice and ice conditions] that I found in common use...
whelping vbl nThe catching slob grows thicker and the whelping ice is tight;..PRINTED ITEM DNE Su...
slobby aA check up [of Rushoon] river this morning revealed slobby ice that has built up and could...
ice nOne evening in April, bound home with a load, The mare showed some halting against the ice-roa...
slob nn. Ice in large, rounded pieces, such as is penetrable.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citG.M.Story July 1...
slob nThe strung-out pans of slob ice were nearer than they had been yesterday.PRINTED ITEMG. M. St...
spitting frostVery frosty weather, so cold as to make the skin of the face prickly.PRINTED ITEM DN...
slob nLong, thin, drawn-out strings and widely-scattered pans of the "slob-ice", mixed later on wi...
shinny v. . . shinnying, tippying, tuffying . . . running from one pan of ice to another.PRINTED IT...
ice nThe ice-pack which we were soon to encounter lay north and east of us, with the "ice-blink" o...
slob nWe ran into 'slob' (loosely packed ice) shortly after leaving St John's and starting northwa...
slob nThe first slob ice drifting South passes Battle Harbor during the first week in January.PRINT...
silver thaw nsilver thaw: a sleet storm leaving trees coated with ice.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citW.J.KIRWI...
slob nSlob. Small, loose ice.PRINTED ITEMG. M. Story MAR 1970 JH 3/70Used I and SupUsed I and SupNo...
sludgeThe Newfoundlander has developed a wide vocabulary to describe ice conditions. To him, slush,...
sludge. . . there are no less than 17 terms [for ice and ice conditions] that I found in common use...
whelping vbl nThe catching slob grows thicker and the whelping ice is tight;..PRINTED ITEM DNE Su...
slobby aA check up [of Rushoon] river this morning revealed slobby ice that has built up and could...
ice nOne evening in April, bound home with a load, The mare showed some halting against the ice-roa...