Add to ORKGspawHe cut a spaw off the wood. This means a large chip of wood.YesJ.D.A. WIDDOWSON COLLECTOR'S PERMANENT FILEUsed IUsed IWithdrawn[see 'spalls', spall, spaw, spawl, spaulFiled with withdrawn but apparently used (under 'spall'
spalling offDividers or compasses, whichever you mind to call it; that's for _ that's for spallin' ...
skid nThey used skiddles to light the fire. Skiddles: small shavings of wood.small shavings of wo...
sparable nExplanation. (nails for soles of shoes) or brass tacksYesJ.D.A. WIDDOWSON COLLECTOR'S P...
spalls1. He knocked the spalls off the wood. 2. Chips of wood removed by an axe. 3. Thomas Gilber...
spallsBroken-off bits or chips of stone; also spawls.PRINTED ITEM G.M. StoryJuly 1956Used IUsed IW...
spallHe said, "There's a spall off," a little spall off about that long, I suppose. He said, "You'...
spawlsBroken stone. Also, a cut or sliver off a piece of wood, glass or pottery.Broken stone.PRINTE...
spallsDevine 46: broken-off bits or chips of stone; also spawls. cf. SPALLA, Dinneen, 1093 a: a ga...
spall n...small slivers of wood used as kindlingPRINTED ITEM DNE-citG. M. Story MAY 1970 JH MAY ...
spall nsplinter off rock or wood, etc. "There are numerous spawls in the table... 'cuts, gashes ...
spawling"spawling" in top of counter gouges, cutsWK Fall 63Not usedNot usedWithdrawn[see 'spall'
spalls(Devine distribution)Used IUsed IWithdrawnspawlFiled with withdrawn but apparently use
spall nNick in the edge of an axe. Also _spald_.DNE-citUsed IUsed I1Used Ispawl*, spaw*, SPLI
spall n_Folk Language_: very thin piece of kindling wood. _"Spaws"_. These were not like "splits"...
spall n"like splinter" used for splitsWK date? 1962Used IUsed INot usedspawl*, spaw*, SPLI
spalling offDividers or compasses, whichever you mind to call it; that's for _ that's for spallin' ...
skid nThey used skiddles to light the fire. Skiddles: small shavings of wood.small shavings of wo...
sparable nExplanation. (nails for soles of shoes) or brass tacksYesJ.D.A. WIDDOWSON COLLECTOR'S P...
spalls1. He knocked the spalls off the wood. 2. Chips of wood removed by an axe. 3. Thomas Gilber...
spallsBroken-off bits or chips of stone; also spawls.PRINTED ITEM G.M. StoryJuly 1956Used IUsed IW...
spallHe said, "There's a spall off," a little spall off about that long, I suppose. He said, "You'...
spawlsBroken stone. Also, a cut or sliver off a piece of wood, glass or pottery.Broken stone.PRINTE...
spallsDevine 46: broken-off bits or chips of stone; also spawls. cf. SPALLA, Dinneen, 1093 a: a ga...
spall n...small slivers of wood used as kindlingPRINTED ITEM DNE-citG. M. Story MAY 1970 JH MAY ...
spall nsplinter off rock or wood, etc. "There are numerous spawls in the table... 'cuts, gashes ...
spawling"spawling" in top of counter gouges, cutsWK Fall 63Not usedNot usedWithdrawn[see 'spall'
spalls(Devine distribution)Used IUsed IWithdrawnspawlFiled with withdrawn but apparently use
spall nNick in the edge of an axe. Also _spald_.DNE-citUsed IUsed I1Used Ispawl*, spaw*, SPLI
spall n_Folk Language_: very thin piece of kindling wood. _"Spaws"_. These were not like "splits"...
spall n"like splinter" used for splitsWK date? 1962Used IUsed INot usedspawl*, spaw*, SPLI
spalling offDividers or compasses, whichever you mind to call it; that's for _ that's for spallin' ...
skid nThey used skiddles to light the fire. Skiddles: small shavings of wood.small shavings of wo...
sparable nExplanation. (nails for soles of shoes) or brass tacksYesJ.D.A. WIDDOWSON COLLECTOR'S P...