keg vcagged: of a man who has taken the pledge and has sworn against the _cag_ (Nfld. pron. of _keg_).PRINTED ITEM DNE=citW. J. KIRWIN JUN 1971JH JUN 1971Used IUsed I1Not usedcag, cagging or kegging, cagged, keg/cag out, KEEL OUTChecked by Raji Sreeni on Mon 29 Jun 2015; Stamped but not use
keg nWill be prominently discussed in Intro, with _lag_ , _zad_. [check] ...
keg n[-] Re[-]Used I and SupUsed I and SupNot usedcag, kag, keg buoy, when the rum is in the 'kag, '...
keg vI had 17 grapnels and mooring buoys and cags and four chain shore fasts out there in that ice...
keg v[To hear ] that "So-and-So is cagged", suggests [-]i[-]the idea that possibly he has been _b...
keg v...it is not, however, uncommon to see a servant, who finds that his drink has a violent effe...
keg vThe Roman Catholic part of the pop- ulation, more especially, have an old custom called "caggi...
keg vFrom the cheapness of rum, the labouring people, though by no means generally, acquire habits ...
keg v_ cag_Used IUsed I and SupNot usedsee KEG v; cag, cagging or kegging, cagged, keg/cag out, KEEL...
keg vPRINTED ITEM DNE-citG.M.Story July 1956Used IUsed I2Used Isee _keel out_ ; cag, cagging or k...
keg nkegYesAPR. 13 1979Used I and SupUsed INot usedkag, when the rum is in the 'kag, 'the tongue doe...
keg nUseful _cag_ examples.Used I and SupUsed I and SupNot usedkag, when the rum is in the 'kag, 'th...
keg vCagg, to cagg 1 "A military term used by private soldiers signifying a solemn vow or resolutio...
keg nKeg; small barrelUsed I and SupUsed SupWithdrawnkag, when the rum is in the 'kag, 'the tongue d...
keg nThey promised him a couple of cags of beer.WK Sep 67Used I and SupUsed SupWithdrawnkag, when th...
keg ntrapUsed I and SupUsed I1Not usedkag, cag, ~ buoy, when the rum is in the 'kag, 'the tongue doe...
keg nWill be prominently discussed in Intro, with _lag_ , _zad_. [check] ...
keg n[-] Re[-]Used I and SupUsed I and SupNot usedcag, kag, keg buoy, when the rum is in the 'kag, '...
keg vI had 17 grapnels and mooring buoys and cags and four chain shore fasts out there in that ice...
keg v[To hear ] that "So-and-So is cagged", suggests [-]i[-]the idea that possibly he has been _b...
keg v...it is not, however, uncommon to see a servant, who finds that his drink has a violent effe...
keg vThe Roman Catholic part of the pop- ulation, more especially, have an old custom called "caggi...
keg vFrom the cheapness of rum, the labouring people, though by no means generally, acquire habits ...
keg v_ cag_Used IUsed I and SupNot usedsee KEG v; cag, cagging or kegging, cagged, keg/cag out, KEEL...
keg vPRINTED ITEM DNE-citG.M.Story July 1956Used IUsed I2Used Isee _keel out_ ; cag, cagging or k...
keg nkegYesAPR. 13 1979Used I and SupUsed INot usedkag, when the rum is in the 'kag, 'the tongue doe...
keg nUseful _cag_ examples.Used I and SupUsed I and SupNot usedkag, when the rum is in the 'kag, 'th...
keg vCagg, to cagg 1 "A military term used by private soldiers signifying a solemn vow or resolutio...
keg nKeg; small barrelUsed I and SupUsed SupWithdrawnkag, when the rum is in the 'kag, 'the tongue d...
keg nThey promised him a couple of cags of beer.WK Sep 67Used I and SupUsed SupWithdrawnkag, when th...
keg ntrapUsed I and SupUsed I1Not usedkag, cag, ~ buoy, when the rum is in the 'kag, 'the tongue doe...
keg nWill be prominently discussed in Intro, with _lag_ , _zad_. [check] ...
keg n[-] Re[-]Used I and SupUsed I and SupNot usedcag, kag, keg buoy, when the rum is in the 'kag, '...
keg vI had 17 grapnels and mooring buoys and cags and four chain shore fasts out there in that ice...