Add to ORKGlooard aEven on a 'looard [leeward] day' (that is a stormy one) when men cannot fish, there is always the net to repair ...PRINTED ITEM DNE-cit W Kirwin, 3/75 JH 3/75Used IUsed I1Used Ileeward, looward, to go to ~, go to leewardChecked by Jordyn Hughes on Fri 07 Aug 201
looard aCome to; get into trouble.PRINTED ITEM DNE G.M.Story April 1962Used IUsed I2Used Ileeward, ...
looard a[PT] An' we were settled on deck, I said,"Boy, there's something there to looward. Do you ...
looard a[PT] And away we goes, [down] over the clumper; away we goes now. We had to go right perpe...
looard a[PT] It was a louard day and we was in port. This means a stormy day;too stormy for boats...
looard aOn a "leeward day," when the weather "ain't fittin' " and the boats stay in the harbour, he...
looard aa s tormy one [day]PRINTED ITEM Colin Penney June 24, 69Used IUsed I1Used I[see 'luard'] le...
looard a[PT],[PT] .....an' some o' the dories were fishing to the windward,what we call the win'ar...
looard aA stormy day.Used INot Used1Not Usedleeward, looward, to go to ~, go to leewardChecked by Jo...
looard aleewardUsed IUsed INot Usedleeward, looward, to go to ~, go to leewardChecked by Jordyn Hugh...
looard aquiet, dull dayDNE-citUsed INot Used1Not Usedleeward, looward, to go to ~, go to leewardChec...
looard aLeewardJH 3/74Used INot UsedNot Usedleeward, looward, to go to ~, go to leewardChecked by Jo...
looard ato be in declining circumstances.PRINTED ITEM DNE-cit G.M.Story July 1964Used IUsed I2Used ...
looard aIs a man prosperous, he is said to be making 'headway'; if the reverse, he is 'going to lee...
looard aSun dogs on each side of sun call for a windy leeward day. Breezy or all (?) sail breeze.D...
looard adark, gloomyPRINTED ITEM DNE-cit G.M.Story August 1955Used IUsed I1Used Ileeward, looward, ...
looard aCome to; get into trouble.PRINTED ITEM DNE G.M.Story April 1962Used IUsed I2Used Ileeward, ...
looard a[PT] An' we were settled on deck, I said,"Boy, there's something there to looward. Do you ...
looard a[PT] And away we goes, [down] over the clumper; away we goes now. We had to go right perpe...
looard a[PT] It was a louard day and we was in port. This means a stormy day;too stormy for boats...
looard aOn a "leeward day," when the weather "ain't fittin' " and the boats stay in the harbour, he...
looard aa s tormy one [day]PRINTED ITEM Colin Penney June 24, 69Used IUsed I1Used I[see 'luard'] le...
looard a[PT],[PT] .....an' some o' the dories were fishing to the windward,what we call the win'ar...
looard aA stormy day.Used INot Used1Not Usedleeward, looward, to go to ~, go to leewardChecked by Jo...
looard aleewardUsed IUsed INot Usedleeward, looward, to go to ~, go to leewardChecked by Jordyn Hugh...
looard aquiet, dull dayDNE-citUsed INot Used1Not Usedleeward, looward, to go to ~, go to leewardChec...
looard aLeewardJH 3/74Used INot UsedNot Usedleeward, looward, to go to ~, go to leewardChecked by Jo...
looard ato be in declining circumstances.PRINTED ITEM DNE-cit G.M.Story July 1964Used IUsed I2Used ...
looard aIs a man prosperous, he is said to be making 'headway'; if the reverse, he is 'going to lee...
looard aSun dogs on each side of sun call for a windy leeward day. Breezy or all (?) sail breeze.D...
looard adark, gloomyPRINTED ITEM DNE-cit G.M.Story August 1955Used IUsed I1Used Ileeward, looward, ...
looard aCome to; get into trouble.PRINTED ITEM DNE G.M.Story April 1962Used IUsed I2Used Ileeward, ...
looard a[PT] An' we were settled on deck, I said,"Boy, there's something there to looward. Do you ...
looard a[PT] And away we goes, [down] over the clumper; away we goes now. We had to go right perpe...