Add to ORKGstorming"Still storming," the tutor ventured.G.M. Story MAR 1970 JH 3/70Not usedNot usedWithdraw
airsome aCold; stormy; - of weather.Cold; stormy; - of weather.PRINTED ITEM G.M. StoryJuly 1959Used...
stumpingHis main function was stumping. To do this a special harness was made for him.[he was an ex...
lineA great fire was blazing...and roaring up the tin-pipe chimney like a line gale.PRINTED ITEM DN...
tutorTo arrange. "That's the way they got it _tutored_, eh?"PRINTED ITEM G.M. StoryJuly 1956Not us...
heaveTo head into the wind.G. M. Story JUL 1973 JH JUL 1973Not UsedNot usedWithdrawnChecked by Jordy...
storm-stayedWe were still storm-stayed in the Indian house.... [elsewhere too]PRINTED ITEM DNE-ci...
clinker nIt was blowing a clinker. 'applied to the wind; a heavy gale' Cp blow a spanker.DNE Sup ...
weather, toto "weather' was to outwit or outmanoeuver as you would say to one "you won't weather me...
howler[PT] Oh, it was blowin' a howler,and sloppy snow then,sloppy snow. (ie a howling gale)YesDNE...
dwy. . . a sudden snow-stormPRINTED ITEMG.M.Story MAY 1970JH MAY 1970Used IUsed INot use
pared-out /paring outCutting the branches off trees, before cutting down the wood.MAR 1973 JH MA...
gamsIf children are laughing and giggling p arents would say they were "whizgeeing for a storm". Fe...
squaw"Before I knowed it a squaw a win it the ouse an took da ruff clan off . . ." "Before I kne...
whelping vbl nThe storm had the usual effect upon the young seals, breaking up the whelping ice, di...
storm nIn early winter the tide rose four feet higher than the highest tide they had ever known. T...
airsome aCold; stormy; - of weather.Cold; stormy; - of weather.PRINTED ITEM G.M. StoryJuly 1959Used...
stumpingHis main function was stumping. To do this a special harness was made for him.[he was an ex...
lineA great fire was blazing...and roaring up the tin-pipe chimney like a line gale.PRINTED ITEM DN...
tutorTo arrange. "That's the way they got it _tutored_, eh?"PRINTED ITEM G.M. StoryJuly 1956Not us...
heaveTo head into the wind.G. M. Story JUL 1973 JH JUL 1973Not UsedNot usedWithdrawnChecked by Jordy...
storm-stayedWe were still storm-stayed in the Indian house.... [elsewhere too]PRINTED ITEM DNE-ci...
clinker nIt was blowing a clinker. 'applied to the wind; a heavy gale' Cp blow a spanker.DNE Sup ...
weather, toto "weather' was to outwit or outmanoeuver as you would say to one "you won't weather me...
howler[PT] Oh, it was blowin' a howler,and sloppy snow then,sloppy snow. (ie a howling gale)YesDNE...
dwy. . . a sudden snow-stormPRINTED ITEMG.M.Story MAY 1970JH MAY 1970Used IUsed INot use
pared-out /paring outCutting the branches off trees, before cutting down the wood.MAR 1973 JH MA...
gamsIf children are laughing and giggling p arents would say they were "whizgeeing for a storm". Fe...
squaw"Before I knowed it a squaw a win it the ouse an took da ruff clan off . . ." "Before I kne...
whelping vbl nThe storm had the usual effect upon the young seals, breaking up the whelping ice, di...
storm nIn early winter the tide rose four feet higher than the highest tide they had ever known. T...
airsome aCold; stormy; - of weather.Cold; stormy; - of weather.PRINTED ITEM G.M. StoryJuly 1959Used...
stumpingHis main function was stumping. To do this a special harness was made for him.[he was an ex...
lineA great fire was blazing...and roaring up the tin-pipe chimney like a line gale.PRINTED ITEM DN...