Add to ORKGgold-withy226. The Irish call it gaulwoody. The East Coast English call it gouldweedy or goweedy.MAY 1973 JH MAY 1973Used I and SupUsed I and Sup1Not use
towny nWritten 1934 so probably can't be taken as McNamara usage in 1750's. JOYCE or DINNEEN, or ...
gallyword sometimes used for playing on tin(sic) iceYesDNE-citUsed I and SupUsed I2Not used[see 'gal...
gold-withy. . . any low tangly shrub was called _goul weddy_.any low tangly shrubJH-25-11-69Used I a...
gold-withy226. Variant of goldwithy - usually pronounced at St. Joseph's as "go'withy" or "go'eddy" ...
gold-withy-- A common shrub with pink flowers. Known by many different names over the Island, includ...
gold-withy226. 'Same as "go-weddy" (?)'JH FEB 1973Used I and SupUsed I and Sup1Not use
gold-withyGOOL: guithy gouwithy gould withy gowiddy go-wi'-thee goolwitty goowiddy goowitty ...
gold--A common shrub with pink flowers. Known by many different names over the Island, including "go...
gold-withy-- A common shrub with pink flowers. Known by many different names over the Island, includ...
gold-withy_rhodendron canadense_, a common shrub of the barrens.Used I and SupUsed I and Sup1Not use...
gold-withy-- A common shrub with pink flowers. Known by many different names over the Island, includ...
gold-withyA term I heard used by camp-workers at Northern Bight and "the Gaff" in 1942. For scatter...
gold-withy...I heard my grandmother use ... Gool Weddy. Her explanation for the term was: the small ...
gold--A common shrub with pink flowers. Known by many different names over the Island, including "go...
gold. . . low bushes on the barrenslow bushes on the barrensYesPRINTED ITEMG. M. Story MAY 1970JH M...
towny nWritten 1934 so probably can't be taken as McNamara usage in 1750's. JOYCE or DINNEEN, or ...
gallyword sometimes used for playing on tin(sic) iceYesDNE-citUsed I and SupUsed I2Not used[see 'gal...
gold-withy. . . any low tangly shrub was called _goul weddy_.any low tangly shrubJH-25-11-69Used I a...
gold-withy226. Variant of goldwithy - usually pronounced at St. Joseph's as "go'withy" or "go'eddy" ...
gold-withy-- A common shrub with pink flowers. Known by many different names over the Island, includ...
gold-withy226. 'Same as "go-weddy" (?)'JH FEB 1973Used I and SupUsed I and Sup1Not use
gold-withyGOOL: guithy gouwithy gould withy gowiddy go-wi'-thee goolwitty goowiddy goowitty ...
gold--A common shrub with pink flowers. Known by many different names over the Island, including "go...
gold-withy-- A common shrub with pink flowers. Known by many different names over the Island, includ...
gold-withy_rhodendron canadense_, a common shrub of the barrens.Used I and SupUsed I and Sup1Not use...
gold-withy-- A common shrub with pink flowers. Known by many different names over the Island, includ...
gold-withyA term I heard used by camp-workers at Northern Bight and "the Gaff" in 1942. For scatter...
gold-withy...I heard my grandmother use ... Gool Weddy. Her explanation for the term was: the small ...
gold--A common shrub with pink flowers. Known by many different names over the Island, including "go...
gold. . . low bushes on the barrenslow bushes on the barrensYesPRINTED ITEMG. M. Story MAY 1970JH M...
towny nWritten 1934 so probably can't be taken as McNamara usage in 1750's. JOYCE or DINNEEN, or ...
gallyword sometimes used for playing on tin(sic) iceYesDNE-citUsed I and SupUsed I2Not used[see 'gal...
gold-withy. . . any low tangly shrub was called _goul weddy_.any low tangly shrubJH-25-11-69Used I a...