spell n... after months of incessant traveling with dogs, [we were not sorry] to enjoy a "spell" and limit our efforts to the patients that we had at/ hospital ... [see 'blow']PRINTED ITEM DNE-citG.M. Story AUG 1970 JH AUG 1970Used I and SupUsed I and Sup2Not usedblow, spill, shoulder, back, load, turn,Card marked DNE-cit, but not used
spell nGod be with the old days when fellas our age could lean on a gump and take a spell.PRINTED ...
spell nAwful tired, can't we take a spell?" "Can't take a spell, b'ys, but we'll bide a while and ...
spell vHe will cut [fuel] , haul it over the snow, then "spell" it on his shoulder with his "bearin...
spell nOur faithful dogs were due for a good spell of rest after their recent strenuous exertions ....
spell nA time or while; a lot; a rest; to rest; to bring or carry. [see 'spell', etc.]PRINTED IT...
spell nTake a spell--To take a rest.to take a restPRINTED ITEM DNE SupG.M. Story MAR.23 1988Used ...
spell nSo we got a warm luncg and a spill [and] we took a walk in over the island. [Fruode's spe...
spell nWithout trying to take a spell.PRINTED ITEM DNE SupG.M. Story JUL 3 1988[check] WKUsed I a...
spell nLong before that I had to take a spell [from paddling the canoe] a couple of times. [Add ...
spell. . . for I'm wonderful lonely the night, lad, an wantin' t' talk a spell.PRINTED ITEM DNE-ci...
spell nA hundred yards, a short 'blow,' two hundred yards, a longer 'spell' and hour after hour the...
spell nOh, there wasn't much spell for ya, boy, in them days. ...
spell nI sat down and took a spell, then heard the sound of a motor. [Add to DNE spell n 2, to 1...
spell nI twisted the stopper round an' put it on my head, an' I had a drink too! [ ie a good dri...
bide vAwful tired, can't we take a spell?" "Can't take a spell, b'ys, but we'll bide a while and ...
spell nGod be with the old days when fellas our age could lean on a gump and take a spell.PRINTED ...
spell nAwful tired, can't we take a spell?" "Can't take a spell, b'ys, but we'll bide a while and ...
spell vHe will cut [fuel] , haul it over the snow, then "spell" it on his shoulder with his "bearin...
spell nOur faithful dogs were due for a good spell of rest after their recent strenuous exertions ....
spell nA time or while; a lot; a rest; to rest; to bring or carry. [see 'spell', etc.]PRINTED IT...
spell nTake a spell--To take a rest.to take a restPRINTED ITEM DNE SupG.M. Story MAR.23 1988Used ...
spell nSo we got a warm luncg and a spill [and] we took a walk in over the island. [Fruode's spe...
spell nWithout trying to take a spell.PRINTED ITEM DNE SupG.M. Story JUL 3 1988[check] WKUsed I a...
spell nLong before that I had to take a spell [from paddling the canoe] a couple of times. [Add ...
spell. . . for I'm wonderful lonely the night, lad, an wantin' t' talk a spell.PRINTED ITEM DNE-ci...
spell nA hundred yards, a short 'blow,' two hundred yards, a longer 'spell' and hour after hour the...
spell nOh, there wasn't much spell for ya, boy, in them days. ...
spell nI sat down and took a spell, then heard the sound of a motor. [Add to DNE spell n 2, to 1...
spell nI twisted the stopper round an' put it on my head, an' I had a drink too! [ ie a good dri...
bide vAwful tired, can't we take a spell?" "Can't take a spell, b'ys, but we'll bide a while and ...
spell nGod be with the old days when fellas our age could lean on a gump and take a spell.PRINTED ...
spell nAwful tired, can't we take a spell?" "Can't take a spell, b'ys, but we'll bide a while and ...
spell vHe will cut [fuel] , haul it over the snow, then "spell" it on his shoulder with his "bearin...