Add to ORKGshoulder nAs far as one can carry a load on the shoulder without stopping to rest. Also, the quantity that can be carried thus.PRINTED ITEM DNE-cit DNE-citG.M.Story July 1956Used IUsed IUsed Ishoulder bag, shoulder spell, SPELL n, shoulder turn,TURN n.The source is listed 1937 DEVINE 45 in DNE with same cited quotation as that on card. The card is stamped twice
spell nfrom Anglo-Saxon _spelian_, means, in old English, as a verb, to supply the place of another...
spell nA time or while; a lot; a rest; to rest; to bring or carry. [see 'spell', etc.]PRINTED IT...
spell nA rest, taken during work or from carrying a load.A rest, taken during work or from carrying ...
shoulder nA shoulder-spell is the distance a man can carry a backload of wood without taking a spe...
shoulder nsee _spell_ (Patterson) 'How far did you carry that load?' Answer, 'Three shoulder spe...
shoulder nsee _Spell_ (MORETON) 30 'Two shoulder spells' is the distance a man would ordinarily...
shoulder nShimon was carrying a small shoulder bag.DNE-citUsed IUsed INot usedshoulder bag, shoulde...
shoulder nThe distance a man can carry a load (of wood, etc) before restingMay 78Used IUsed INot use...
shoulder n[The] amount of wood one can carryDNE-citUsed IUsed IUsed Ishoulder bag, shoulder spell, ...
shoulder n159. As much wood as you can bring on your back. It was also called a "shoulde...
shoulder na fair load to carryUsed IUsed IUsed Ishoulder bag, shoulder spell, SPELL n, shoulder tu...
shoulder nWell, a good many with horses, an' more with the bare shoulder. More with the bare should...
shoulder n4 c shoulder of mutton (b) shoulder of mutton sail, rig = leg of mutton sailwithdraw? ...
spell nA time of continuance at labour, or a time of rest. Short distances are in common speech mea...
shoulder nAn'...freed her out an' he said they'd say...shoulder o' mutton on her again then - come ...
spell nfrom Anglo-Saxon _spelian_, means, in old English, as a verb, to supply the place of another...
spell nA time or while; a lot; a rest; to rest; to bring or carry. [see 'spell', etc.]PRINTED IT...
spell nA rest, taken during work or from carrying a load.A rest, taken during work or from carrying ...
shoulder nA shoulder-spell is the distance a man can carry a backload of wood without taking a spe...
shoulder nsee _spell_ (Patterson) 'How far did you carry that load?' Answer, 'Three shoulder spe...
shoulder nsee _Spell_ (MORETON) 30 'Two shoulder spells' is the distance a man would ordinarily...
shoulder nShimon was carrying a small shoulder bag.DNE-citUsed IUsed INot usedshoulder bag, shoulde...
shoulder nThe distance a man can carry a load (of wood, etc) before restingMay 78Used IUsed INot use...
shoulder n[The] amount of wood one can carryDNE-citUsed IUsed IUsed Ishoulder bag, shoulder spell, ...
shoulder n159. As much wood as you can bring on your back. It was also called a "shoulde...
shoulder na fair load to carryUsed IUsed IUsed Ishoulder bag, shoulder spell, SPELL n, shoulder tu...
shoulder nWell, a good many with horses, an' more with the bare shoulder. More with the bare should...
shoulder n4 c shoulder of mutton (b) shoulder of mutton sail, rig = leg of mutton sailwithdraw? ...
spell nA time of continuance at labour, or a time of rest. Short distances are in common speech mea...
shoulder nAn'...freed her out an' he said they'd say...shoulder o' mutton on her again then - come ...
spell nfrom Anglo-Saxon _spelian_, means, in old English, as a verb, to supply the place of another...
spell nA time or while; a lot; a rest; to rest; to bring or carry. [see 'spell', etc.]PRINTED IT...
spell nA rest, taken during work or from carrying a load.A rest, taken during work or from carrying ...