Add to ORKGsparable nUsed I and SupUsed INot usedalso sparble [phonetics unavailable]. Cp EDD sparrable 'headless nail; sparrowbill.'Entry for nobby on bac
spall nNick in the edge of an axe. Also _spald_.DNE-citUsed IUsed I1Used Ispawl*, spaw*, SPLI
sparable nFor the most part, the sparables or calks in the Eskimo skin boots did good service. T...
spalling1 citeWithdraw JUL [inc] 1979[check]Not usedNot usedWithdrawnthis 'spall' (verb) not use
sparable nUsed I and SupNot usedNot usedalso sparble [phonetics unavailable]. Cp EDD sparrable 'head...
sparable nn.pl. Sharp nails; hob nails in boots.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citG.M. Story July 1959Used I an...
sparable n"Sparbles" is the one we use.* It's just a small sprig which gets into the sole of the s...
sparable nTo provide against the slippery ice the soles of our leather boots were covered with s...
sparable nThis word means a tack or nail in a shoe which has worked up through the sole and sticks...
sparable nI had not got my boots properly fitted [for walking on the ice] with "sparables" and "ch...
sparable nNail heads driven back into sole of shoe as the 'tap' is worn by prolonged use; very pain...
sparable nSparble is a headless nail that is used for the soles and heels of boots.JH AUG 1970Used...
sparable nThe Customs officer hobbled down on the ball of one foot and the heel of the other. He h...
sparable nLanguage item: '_sparbles_' [PT] The word 'sparbles as I have heard it used referred to ...
sparable nThese are small nails that sometimes work out of your shoes and hurt your feet. I have n...
sparable n..."skinny woppers," made of sealskin which had been tanned by Esquimau women..I marvelle...
spall nNick in the edge of an axe. Also _spald_.DNE-citUsed IUsed I1Used Ispawl*, spaw*, SPLI
sparable nFor the most part, the sparables or calks in the Eskimo skin boots did good service. T...
spalling1 citeWithdraw JUL [inc] 1979[check]Not usedNot usedWithdrawnthis 'spall' (verb) not use
sparable nUsed I and SupNot usedNot usedalso sparble [phonetics unavailable]. Cp EDD sparrable 'head...
sparable nn.pl. Sharp nails; hob nails in boots.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citG.M. Story July 1959Used I an...
sparable n"Sparbles" is the one we use.* It's just a small sprig which gets into the sole of the s...
sparable nTo provide against the slippery ice the soles of our leather boots were covered with s...
sparable nThis word means a tack or nail in a shoe which has worked up through the sole and sticks...
sparable nI had not got my boots properly fitted [for walking on the ice] with "sparables" and "ch...
sparable nNail heads driven back into sole of shoe as the 'tap' is worn by prolonged use; very pain...
sparable nSparble is a headless nail that is used for the soles and heels of boots.JH AUG 1970Used...
sparable nThe Customs officer hobbled down on the ball of one foot and the heel of the other. He h...
sparable nLanguage item: '_sparbles_' [PT] The word 'sparbles as I have heard it used referred to ...
sparable nThese are small nails that sometimes work out of your shoes and hurt your feet. I have n...
sparable n..."skinny woppers," made of sealskin which had been tanned by Esquimau women..I marvelle...
spall nNick in the edge of an axe. Also _spald_.DNE-citUsed IUsed I1Used Ispawl*, spaw*, SPLI
sparable nFor the most part, the sparables or calks in the Eskimo skin boots did good service. T...
spalling1 citeWithdraw JUL [inc] 1979[check]Not usedNot usedWithdrawnthis 'spall' (verb) not use