Add to ORKGshoulder nShimon was carrying a small shoulder bag.DNE-citUsed IUsed INot usedshoulder bag, shoulder spell, SPELL n, shoulder turn,TURN n.The source is listed as P 9-73 in DNE with a different cited quotation
spell nfrom Anglo-Saxon _spelian_, means, in old English, as a verb, to supply the place of another...
spell nOh, there wasn't much spell for ya, boy, in them days. ...
grubThe hunter or trout-fishermen or berrypicker at Heart's Content carried his food in a packsack o...
shoulder nAs far as one can carry a load on the shoulder without stopping to rest. Also, the quant...
shoulder nThe distance a man can carry a load (of wood, etc) before restingMay 78Used IUsed INot use...
shoulder nA shoulder-spell is the distance a man can carry a backload of wood without taking a spe...
shoulder n159. As much wood as you can bring on your back. It was also called a "shoulde...
shoulder nsee _spell_ (Patterson) 'How far did you carry that load?' Answer, 'Three shoulder spe...
shoulder n[The] amount of wood one can carryDNE-citUsed IUsed IUsed Ishoulder bag, shoulder spell, ...
shoulder nWell, a good many with horses, an' more with the bare shoulder. More with the bare should...
shoulder nAn'...freed her out an' he said they'd say...shoulder o' mutton on her again then - come ...
shoulder nSo I was stood up - I was ready to let go o' the spread, you know - give her the shoulde...
spell nA time of continuance at labour, or a time of rest. Short distances are in common speech mea...
shoulder n_OED_ writes up _armful_ separately ~ load of ! _NID_ enters at _armloa...
bearing_Folk Language_ : A _Bearin' Stik_" When a person was carrying a turn (long load) of wood...
spell nfrom Anglo-Saxon _spelian_, means, in old English, as a verb, to supply the place of another...
spell nOh, there wasn't much spell for ya, boy, in them days. ...
grubThe hunter or trout-fishermen or berrypicker at Heart's Content carried his food in a packsack o...
shoulder nAs far as one can carry a load on the shoulder without stopping to rest. Also, the quant...
shoulder nThe distance a man can carry a load (of wood, etc) before restingMay 78Used IUsed INot use...
shoulder nA shoulder-spell is the distance a man can carry a backload of wood without taking a spe...
shoulder n159. As much wood as you can bring on your back. It was also called a "shoulde...
shoulder nsee _spell_ (Patterson) 'How far did you carry that load?' Answer, 'Three shoulder spe...
shoulder n[The] amount of wood one can carryDNE-citUsed IUsed IUsed Ishoulder bag, shoulder spell, ...
shoulder nWell, a good many with horses, an' more with the bare shoulder. More with the bare should...
shoulder nAn'...freed her out an' he said they'd say...shoulder o' mutton on her again then - come ...
shoulder nSo I was stood up - I was ready to let go o' the spread, you know - give her the shoulde...
spell nA time of continuance at labour, or a time of rest. Short distances are in common speech mea...
shoulder n_OED_ writes up _armful_ separately ~ load of ! _NID_ enters at _armloa...
bearing_Folk Language_ : A _Bearin' Stik_" When a person was carrying a turn (long load) of wood...
spell nfrom Anglo-Saxon _spelian_, means, in old English, as a verb, to supply the place of another...
spell nOh, there wasn't much spell for ya, boy, in them days. ...
grubThe hunter or trout-fishermen or berrypicker at Heart's Content carried his food in a packsack o...