Add to ORKGhornUpright poles at the sides of a logging chuteUpright poles at the sides of a logging chuteDNE-citUsed I and SupUsed I and Sup4Used
hornFor the corn is still on my back, .. From the horn of a catamaran.DNE-cit JAN 1976Used I...
pick vThe two very important tools used on a log drive were the pick-er-roon ( peeve [sic]) and the...
tread nPole put across brook as bridgePole put across brook as bridgeYesJWUsed I and SupUsed I and S...
hornHorns [PT] are used to keep the logs from falling off the sled. Holes are bored down throu...
horn nLight snow is very important for these heavily-laden vehicles could not be moved otherwise, a...
horn n[one of the] stout upright sticks driven into the four corners of a _swinging bunk_ to keep ...
hornDefinition: The horn ring attached to the top of a castnetThe horn ring attached to the top of a...
hornget horn up on one's hornCan't locate Will turn upMAY 8 1981Used I and SupUsed I and SupQue...
horn(on the west coast) the stakes placed in the ends of the crossbars of their sleds to prevent t...
pick v[The first of the main tools of log-driving was] a peeled ten-foot spruce pole with an iron p...
pick vA 9 foot pole with a sharp metal point, used by loggers in 'driving' logs down river.Used I a...
horn n.Have heard this slide [anserry, etc.] called a 'catamaran' and 'horn slide'-horn referring t...
snig v- to pull logs in a chain or rope, without the help of a sled. "I have to snig those logs to...
stog vStog. To chinse moss between the logs in a log house to keep out draughts.DNE-cit GMSAug 79...
horn_means_ horn(s) - used in the term "d'arns iv a zlide" - self-explanatory to anyone who has eve...
hornFor the corn is still on my back, .. From the horn of a catamaran.DNE-cit JAN 1976Used I...
pick vThe two very important tools used on a log drive were the pick-er-roon ( peeve [sic]) and the...
tread nPole put across brook as bridgePole put across brook as bridgeYesJWUsed I and SupUsed I and S...
hornHorns [PT] are used to keep the logs from falling off the sled. Holes are bored down throu...
horn nLight snow is very important for these heavily-laden vehicles could not be moved otherwise, a...
horn n[one of the] stout upright sticks driven into the four corners of a _swinging bunk_ to keep ...
hornDefinition: The horn ring attached to the top of a castnetThe horn ring attached to the top of a...
hornget horn up on one's hornCan't locate Will turn upMAY 8 1981Used I and SupUsed I and SupQue...
horn(on the west coast) the stakes placed in the ends of the crossbars of their sleds to prevent t...
pick v[The first of the main tools of log-driving was] a peeled ten-foot spruce pole with an iron p...
pick vA 9 foot pole with a sharp metal point, used by loggers in 'driving' logs down river.Used I a...
horn n.Have heard this slide [anserry, etc.] called a 'catamaran' and 'horn slide'-horn referring t...
snig v- to pull logs in a chain or rope, without the help of a sled. "I have to snig those logs to...
stog vStog. To chinse moss between the logs in a log house to keep out draughts.DNE-cit GMSAug 79...
horn_means_ horn(s) - used in the term "d'arns iv a zlide" - self-explanatory to anyone who has eve...
hornFor the corn is still on my back, .. From the horn of a catamaran.DNE-cit JAN 1976Used I...
pick vThe two very important tools used on a log drive were the pick-er-roon ( peeve [sic]) and the...
tread nPole put across brook as bridgePole put across brook as bridgeYesJWUsed I and SupUsed I and S...