Add to ORKGgaff nfor two weeks the strangers who came each year had been flowing in, gaff in hand, pack on back, . . .PRINTED ITEM G.M.Story JUN 1970JH JUN 1970Used I and SupUsed I and Sup1Not usedgaft, ~ hook, HAND-GAFF, Gaffes, BAT n, ~ head, ~ point, ~ stem, ~ stick, ~ workChecked by Kanachi Angadi on Fri 16 Oct 2015
gaff nevery man prepared his "gaff," by firmly fastening a spiked hook like a boat-hook, with stro...
gaff nEach man carried a spruce pole, on the end of which was a sort of boat hook called a "gaff," ...
gaff n. . . a stick six or eight feet long, which is called a gaff; it has a hooked iron head and ...
gaff npl. of _gaff_.PRINTED ITEM G.M.Story July 1959Used I and SupUsed I1Not usedgaft, ~ hook, ...
gaff nGaffs. [see 'gaff' , 'gaft',PRINTED ITEM G.M.Story April 1962Used I and SupUsed I1Not...
gaff nUsed I and SupUsed I1Not usedgaft, ~ hook, HAND-GAFF, Gaffes, BAT n, ~ head, ~ point, ~ stem...
gaff n. . . for the purpose of preventing competition and anticipating the arrival and active parti...
gaff n[On the first of March sealers come] in skiffs, loaded with clothes, boxes, bags, guns, and g...
gaff nBilly's father led me down to the landing-stage, put a gaff in my hand, and warned me to be c...
gaff n...one could imagine "Swoilers" going over the rail with gaff and hauling rope...PRINTED ITEM...
gaff nThey could transform the nursery floor into ice-fields and dash at cushions and mats with ga...
gaff ndoz. gaffs seized.GMS Nov 77Used I and SupUsed I and Sup1Not usedgaft, ~ hook, HAND-GAFF...
gaff nJacob Kelloway, now, he was a proper "swiler", well known all around Bonavist' Bay as a gert ...
gaffThe procuring of timber from the woods, building vessels, repairing those already in use, build...
gaff nSome fell to work seizing cruel points on gaff sticks with a kind of tarred cord known as "s...
gaff nevery man prepared his "gaff," by firmly fastening a spiked hook like a boat-hook, with stro...
gaff nEach man carried a spruce pole, on the end of which was a sort of boat hook called a "gaff," ...
gaff n. . . a stick six or eight feet long, which is called a gaff; it has a hooked iron head and ...
gaff npl. of _gaff_.PRINTED ITEM G.M.Story July 1959Used I and SupUsed I1Not usedgaft, ~ hook, ...
gaff nGaffs. [see 'gaff' , 'gaft',PRINTED ITEM G.M.Story April 1962Used I and SupUsed I1Not...
gaff nUsed I and SupUsed I1Not usedgaft, ~ hook, HAND-GAFF, Gaffes, BAT n, ~ head, ~ point, ~ stem...
gaff n. . . for the purpose of preventing competition and anticipating the arrival and active parti...
gaff n[On the first of March sealers come] in skiffs, loaded with clothes, boxes, bags, guns, and g...
gaff nBilly's father led me down to the landing-stage, put a gaff in my hand, and warned me to be c...
gaff n...one could imagine "Swoilers" going over the rail with gaff and hauling rope...PRINTED ITEM...
gaff nThey could transform the nursery floor into ice-fields and dash at cushions and mats with ga...
gaff ndoz. gaffs seized.GMS Nov 77Used I and SupUsed I and Sup1Not usedgaft, ~ hook, HAND-GAFF...
gaff nJacob Kelloway, now, he was a proper "swiler", well known all around Bonavist' Bay as a gert ...
gaffThe procuring of timber from the woods, building vessels, repairing those already in use, build...
gaff nSome fell to work seizing cruel points on gaff sticks with a kind of tarred cord known as "s...
gaff nevery man prepared his "gaff," by firmly fastening a spiked hook like a boat-hook, with stro...
gaff nEach man carried a spruce pole, on the end of which was a sort of boat hook called a "gaff," ...
gaff n. . . a stick six or eight feet long, which is called a gaff; it has a hooked iron head and ...