Add to ORKGlogy aLogey; heavy or fat as applied to a person. (Moran: Carlow.) Also the fireplace in a flax-kiln.PRINTED ITEM W Kirwin 2/79 JH 2/79Used I and SupUsed INot UsedloggyChecked by Jordyn Hughes on Wed 29 Jul 201
logy a[PT] "_logy"_ Pronounced with a long "O". A person complained of feeling "logy" when he lac...
log-loaded p pplThey were log-loaded. Between them they must have held at least forty cases plus a ...
bogie nIn Carbonear this refers to the stove in the kitchen but - In Belleorum [sic] a _bogie_ can...
logy aSaturated and heavy with moisture. Often applied in reproachful metaphor to a dull slow perso...
logy aheavy and dull in respect of motion. Anglo-Saxon _liggan_, Dutch _logge_, a sluggard. In the ...
logy aPRINTED ITEM SUP APR 28 1988G. M. Story [check] WKUsed I and SupUsed INot UsedloggyChecked by...
logy aa standard word, meaning torpid, lazy, sluggish, perhaps only used today in Nfld.DNE-cit JH ...
logy aa. Hot; -of weather.PRINTED ITEM G.M.Story July 1959Used I and SupNot Used3Not UsedloggyChe...
logy aAh, dat was a fine, logy [hot] summer, last summer twelvemonth. ...PRINTED ITEM DNE-cit W. J...
logy aoutside ballast made boats logyNot a NfldarticleUsed I and SupUsed I and SupNot UsedloggyC...
logy acalm and dull or foggyDNE-citUsed I and SupUsed I and Sup3Not usedloggyChecked by Jordyn Hughe...
log-loaded p ppl... used to tell if a schooner was coming home with a full load of fish from the La...
logy aState of being tired or lazy.DNE-cit G.Story June 1957Used I and SupUsed I and Sup1Not Usedlo...
logy aheavy, dull. Thus, a _logy_ day.PRINTED ITEM DNE-cit G.M.Story March 1961Used I and SupUsed I...
logie'the aperture to the fire place of a kiln' (as per JOYCE)File FEB. 10 1979Not UsedNot UsedNo...
logy a[PT] "_logy"_ Pronounced with a long "O". A person complained of feeling "logy" when he lac...
log-loaded p pplThey were log-loaded. Between them they must have held at least forty cases plus a ...
bogie nIn Carbonear this refers to the stove in the kitchen but - In Belleorum [sic] a _bogie_ can...
logy aSaturated and heavy with moisture. Often applied in reproachful metaphor to a dull slow perso...
logy aheavy and dull in respect of motion. Anglo-Saxon _liggan_, Dutch _logge_, a sluggard. In the ...
logy aPRINTED ITEM SUP APR 28 1988G. M. Story [check] WKUsed I and SupUsed INot UsedloggyChecked by...
logy aa standard word, meaning torpid, lazy, sluggish, perhaps only used today in Nfld.DNE-cit JH ...
logy aa. Hot; -of weather.PRINTED ITEM G.M.Story July 1959Used I and SupNot Used3Not UsedloggyChe...
logy aAh, dat was a fine, logy [hot] summer, last summer twelvemonth. ...PRINTED ITEM DNE-cit W. J...
logy aoutside ballast made boats logyNot a NfldarticleUsed I and SupUsed I and SupNot UsedloggyC...
logy acalm and dull or foggyDNE-citUsed I and SupUsed I and Sup3Not usedloggyChecked by Jordyn Hughe...
log-loaded p ppl... used to tell if a schooner was coming home with a full load of fish from the La...
logy aState of being tired or lazy.DNE-cit G.Story June 1957Used I and SupUsed I and Sup1Not Usedlo...
logy aheavy, dull. Thus, a _logy_ day.PRINTED ITEM DNE-cit G.M.Story March 1961Used I and SupUsed I...
logie'the aperture to the fire place of a kiln' (as per JOYCE)File FEB. 10 1979Not UsedNot UsedNo...
logy a[PT] "_logy"_ Pronounced with a long "O". A person complained of feeling "logy" when he lac...
log-loaded p pplThey were log-loaded. Between them they must have held at least forty cases plus a ...
bogie nIn Carbonear this refers to the stove in the kitchen but - In Belleorum [sic] a _bogie_ can...