Add to ORKGmug up nA picturesque term in fishing communities is _mug-up_, meaning meaning a snack. It also may originate from the language of the vessels.meaning a snack[Not in our biblio. WK] He doesn't identify where in Maritimes he refers to.Alexander did no Nfld fieldwork. PRINTED ITEMWK Feb. '66 JH 1/70Used I and SupUsed I and SupNot usedarrow above 'also' indicates should read "It also may." "the" in "the vessels" is handwritten. arrow connecting second paragraph to first
punt nA lifeboat; sometimes a two-masted vessel.A lifeboat; sometimes a two-masted vesselPRINTED ITE...
mug up nMeals are called "mug-ups" and consist of anything at any time - chiefly boiled, black tea ...
fishermanSometimes 'twould be fishermen's brewis - that'd be the only meal we'd get any good; fish ...
mug up nKipling's cites puport to be Gloucester Mass. skipper and his young son. Note interesting _...
mug vIn addition to three regular meals, two very definite informal meals were provided, besides sl...
mug up n"So, after we'd had a mugup, me and the crew took a flake _lounger_ each and went up the si...
mug up nThe Newfoundland national ceremony is the "mug-up", by which they mean any little food eate...
mug up n. . . the Newfoundlander is very fond of his tea, and will drink it on every occasion,never...
mug up nNoun. Meaning a lunch, usually but not strictly outdoors. 'We will go for a mug-up before ...
mug up nThis is an American, a Yale senior writing of his trip through the Straits. They have just...
punick1. _Punick_- seasick 2. _cuddy_ - this is the a little closet in the bow of the boaat into ...
mug n'..let's get a mug and haul the gear.'PRINTED ITEMW.J. KIRWIN OCT 1977JH OCT 1977Not usedNot ...
mokesthe meshes of a fishing netWithd .book is maritime slangNot usedNot usedWithdraw
piper nThe men would boil their kettles (_pipers_) on the galley stove and at mug-up time we drank t...
kettle of fishDr Pilot supposes that by a corruption of [quintal] the people of that island have gi...
punt nA lifeboat; sometimes a two-masted vessel.A lifeboat; sometimes a two-masted vesselPRINTED ITE...
mug up nMeals are called "mug-ups" and consist of anything at any time - chiefly boiled, black tea ...
fishermanSometimes 'twould be fishermen's brewis - that'd be the only meal we'd get any good; fish ...
mug up nKipling's cites puport to be Gloucester Mass. skipper and his young son. Note interesting _...
mug vIn addition to three regular meals, two very definite informal meals were provided, besides sl...
mug up n"So, after we'd had a mugup, me and the crew took a flake _lounger_ each and went up the si...
mug up nThe Newfoundland national ceremony is the "mug-up", by which they mean any little food eate...
mug up n. . . the Newfoundlander is very fond of his tea, and will drink it on every occasion,never...
mug up nNoun. Meaning a lunch, usually but not strictly outdoors. 'We will go for a mug-up before ...
mug up nThis is an American, a Yale senior writing of his trip through the Straits. They have just...
punick1. _Punick_- seasick 2. _cuddy_ - this is the a little closet in the bow of the boaat into ...
mug n'..let's get a mug and haul the gear.'PRINTED ITEMW.J. KIRWIN OCT 1977JH OCT 1977Not usedNot ...
mokesthe meshes of a fishing netWithd .book is maritime slangNot usedNot usedWithdraw
piper nThe men would boil their kettles (_pipers_) on the galley stove and at mug-up time we drank t...
kettle of fishDr Pilot supposes that by a corruption of [quintal] the people of that island have gi...
punt nA lifeboat; sometimes a two-masted vessel.A lifeboat; sometimes a two-masted vesselPRINTED ITE...
mug up nMeals are called "mug-ups" and consist of anything at any time - chiefly boiled, black tea ...
fishermanSometimes 'twould be fishermen's brewis - that'd be the only meal we'd get any good; fish ...