Add to ORKGland-blinkThe Newfoundlander has developed a wide vocabulary to describe ice conditions. To him, slush, ice-rind, pancake, sludge, slob, brash, and young ice has its own characteristic. Nor will he mistake land-blink for ice-blink.PRINTED ITEM G. M. Story MAR 1971 MJAR 1971Not usedNot usedWithdrawnChecked by Jordyn Hughes on Thu 04 Jun 201
lolly n_Lolly_. This word I have formerly mentioned as used by Newfoundlanders, as by the people o...
slob nThe ice coming down from the north in the early spring, filling the harbours, is s. ice.PRIN...
northernThere is slush, sludge, ice rind, pancake ice, brash, pack ice, northern slob. Arctic slob,...
ice nThe Newfoundlander has developed a wide vocabulary to describe ice conditions. To him, slush,...
sludgeThe Newfoundlander has developed a wide vocabulary to describe ice conditions. To him, slush,...
slushThe Newfoundlander has developed a wide vocabulary to describe ice conditions. To him, slush, ...
ice nThe Newfoundlander has developed a wide vocabulary to describe ice conditions. To him, slush,...
slob nThe Newfoundlander has developed a wide vocabulary to describe ice conditions. To him, slush,...
pancake nThe Newfoundlander has developed a wide vocabulary to describe ice conditions. To him, sl...
young aThe Newfoundlander has developed a wide vocabulary to describe ice conditions. To him, slush...
Arctic iceIce that has formed in the far north and which moves southward along the coasts of Labra...
lolly n... there are no less than 17 terms that I found in common use [for ice and ice conditions] ...
local aNewfoundlanders distinguish between "local slob," usually too small to bear a man's weight, ...
slob n...a party each day brings back plenty of ice, which is excellent drinking after being boile...
northernNorthern slob still consists of rounded pans, but larger, thicker ones that you can safely...
lolly n_Lolly_. This word I have formerly mentioned as used by Newfoundlanders, as by the people o...
slob nThe ice coming down from the north in the early spring, filling the harbours, is s. ice.PRIN...
northernThere is slush, sludge, ice rind, pancake ice, brash, pack ice, northern slob. Arctic slob,...
ice nThe Newfoundlander has developed a wide vocabulary to describe ice conditions. To him, slush,...
sludgeThe Newfoundlander has developed a wide vocabulary to describe ice conditions. To him, slush,...
slushThe Newfoundlander has developed a wide vocabulary to describe ice conditions. To him, slush, ...
ice nThe Newfoundlander has developed a wide vocabulary to describe ice conditions. To him, slush,...
slob nThe Newfoundlander has developed a wide vocabulary to describe ice conditions. To him, slush,...
pancake nThe Newfoundlander has developed a wide vocabulary to describe ice conditions. To him, sl...
young aThe Newfoundlander has developed a wide vocabulary to describe ice conditions. To him, slush...
Arctic iceIce that has formed in the far north and which moves southward along the coasts of Labra...
lolly n... there are no less than 17 terms that I found in common use [for ice and ice conditions] ...
local aNewfoundlanders distinguish between "local slob," usually too small to bear a man's weight, ...
slob n...a party each day brings back plenty of ice, which is excellent drinking after being boile...
northernNorthern slob still consists of rounded pans, but larger, thicker ones that you can safely...
lolly n_Lolly_. This word I have formerly mentioned as used by Newfoundlanders, as by the people o...
slob nThe ice coming down from the north in the early spring, filling the harbours, is s. ice.PRIN...
northernThere is slush, sludge, ice rind, pancake ice, brash, pack ice, northern slob. Arctic slob,...