Add to ORKGspread nSo begar he come that close quarters he had to take the spread - thought he would have to fend him off, spread o' the sail, see - long thing like a _ well, it's planed up out o' small wood.YesDNE-cit J.D.A.WIDDOWSON DEC 1972Used IUsed INot usedSPREADER.The source is not listed but card is stamped as cited
spread vThe planter's eye spreads the "water horse."PRINTED ITEM DNE-citG.M. Story July 1966Used I...
shoot 2 v... he bulkheadedned the boat - I can't say he put the _ the sealing in her, but he bulkh...
spread vThe people were employed on the buildings, and in spreading fish.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citW.J....
begarSo begar he come that close quarters he had to take the spread - thought he would have to fend...
plane upSo begar he come that close quarters he had to take the spread - thought he would have to f...
spread n...out in our trap skiff with no spreads in the sail; no,there was too much wind for us to...
spread v. . .to hoist the Sail [on a punt] a long stick from fourteen to Sixteen feet long was used...
spread na wooden sprit for extending a sail, usually at the after part of a boat.W.J. KIRWIN NOV...
spread nSince there were no gaffs or booms on those sails, a long stick called a spread from fourte...
spread nI went up an' I tied it on a spread, tied a shot-bag now... tied on the little spread - the...
spread nSpread: a wooden spar that crosses the mast diagonally and supports the peak of a sail. It...
spread vWell, then you'd spread that an' you'd come back an' get another barrowful an' take that o...
spread nlength of wood supporting saillength of wood supporting sailYesJWUsed IUsed I1Not usedSpread...
spread vIf it was late in the day when the fish was washed it would remain on the barrow in the ...
spread vthis boat was named a spread sail punt. [a small undecked boat manned by t...
spread vThe planter's eye spreads the "water horse."PRINTED ITEM DNE-citG.M. Story July 1966Used I...
shoot 2 v... he bulkheadedned the boat - I can't say he put the _ the sealing in her, but he bulkh...
spread vThe people were employed on the buildings, and in spreading fish.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citW.J....
begarSo begar he come that close quarters he had to take the spread - thought he would have to fend...
plane upSo begar he come that close quarters he had to take the spread - thought he would have to f...
spread n...out in our trap skiff with no spreads in the sail; no,there was too much wind for us to...
spread v. . .to hoist the Sail [on a punt] a long stick from fourteen to Sixteen feet long was used...
spread na wooden sprit for extending a sail, usually at the after part of a boat.W.J. KIRWIN NOV...
spread nSince there were no gaffs or booms on those sails, a long stick called a spread from fourte...
spread nI went up an' I tied it on a spread, tied a shot-bag now... tied on the little spread - the...
spread nSpread: a wooden spar that crosses the mast diagonally and supports the peak of a sail. It...
spread vWell, then you'd spread that an' you'd come back an' get another barrowful an' take that o...
spread nlength of wood supporting saillength of wood supporting sailYesJWUsed IUsed I1Not usedSpread...
spread vIf it was late in the day when the fish was washed it would remain on the barrow in the ...
spread vthis boat was named a spread sail punt. [a small undecked boat manned by t...
spread vThe planter's eye spreads the "water horse."PRINTED ITEM DNE-citG.M. Story July 1966Used I...
shoot 2 v... he bulkheadedned the boat - I can't say he put the _ the sealing in her, but he bulkh...
spread vThe people were employed on the buildings, and in spreading fish.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citW.J....