Add to ORKGstog vAs well as abutting more closely, hewn studs were less difficult to baord inside than were the rounded poles. The abutting edges of the studs were "stogged" or "chintzed" with moss, using a sharply pointed wooden implement called a "shem."PRINTED ITEM G.M. StoryJUL 1974 JH JUL 1974Used I and SupNot usedNot usedchinse, sto
stog vBefore the weather became too cold and stormy we constructed a very substantial log tilt com...
stog v...the only word I have for a shim is if you build a...alog... a log house, you know, winter ...
chinse vThese [studs] were placed upright, side by side, to form the walls. The narrow spaces be...
shim nThe abutting edges of the studs were "stogged" or "chintzed" with moss using a sharply point...
chinse vAs well as abutting more closely, hewn studs were less difficult to board inside than were...
stog vThe chinks between the logs are calked, or 'stogged,' as they say, with moss previously ga...
stog vThe structure of the winter tilt, the chimney of which is of upright studs, stuffed or "stog...
stog v...the Winter houses, which are snugly built on a clearing in the midst of the sheltering woo...
stog vA shim is used for stoggin' a...stoggin' moss in a...in a winter house. Thye use 'em in the l...
stog vNow this is where the shim comes in - stoggin' these camps. You stog 'em with moss. We'd have...
stodge vTheir houses were individual tilts, makeshift shelters built entirely of logs, the seams o...
stog v[Informant says this word is similar to "stugged" in William Crossing's FOLK RHYMES OF DEVON ...
stog v-- (1) to stuff moss, etc. into the seams formed when building a log cabin. (2) To stick in m...
stogging vbl n'The seams were caulked with moss, a process called, 'Stogging,' which, with newspap...
stog vThis word applies to something that is blocked up for example, 'The chimney was stogged." "T...
stog vBefore the weather became too cold and stormy we constructed a very substantial log tilt com...
stog v...the only word I have for a shim is if you build a...alog... a log house, you know, winter ...
chinse vThese [studs] were placed upright, side by side, to form the walls. The narrow spaces be...
shim nThe abutting edges of the studs were "stogged" or "chintzed" with moss using a sharply point...
chinse vAs well as abutting more closely, hewn studs were less difficult to board inside than were...
stog vThe chinks between the logs are calked, or 'stogged,' as they say, with moss previously ga...
stog vThe structure of the winter tilt, the chimney of which is of upright studs, stuffed or "stog...
stog v...the Winter houses, which are snugly built on a clearing in the midst of the sheltering woo...
stog vA shim is used for stoggin' a...stoggin' moss in a...in a winter house. Thye use 'em in the l...
stog vNow this is where the shim comes in - stoggin' these camps. You stog 'em with moss. We'd have...
stodge vTheir houses were individual tilts, makeshift shelters built entirely of logs, the seams o...
stog v[Informant says this word is similar to "stugged" in William Crossing's FOLK RHYMES OF DEVON ...
stog v-- (1) to stuff moss, etc. into the seams formed when building a log cabin. (2) To stick in m...
stogging vbl n'The seams were caulked with moss, a process called, 'Stogging,' which, with newspap...
stog vThis word applies to something that is blocked up for example, 'The chimney was stogged." "T...
stog vBefore the weather became too cold and stormy we constructed a very substantial log tilt com...
stog v...the only word I have for a shim is if you build a...alog... a log house, you know, winter ...
chinse vThese [studs] were placed upright, side by side, to form the walls. The narrow spaces be...