Add to ORKGlooard a[PT],[PT] .....an' some o' the dories were fishing to the windward,what we call the win'ard,using the banking term,and some more dories were fishing to the leeward....an' the fisherman's term for that would be the looard.YesJ. D. A. WIDDOWSON JUL 1974Used IUsed INot Usedleeward, looward, to go to ~, go to leewardChecked by Jordyn Hughes on Fri 07 Aug 201
looard a'The schooner would tow all the dories and drop one after the other. And everybody would se...
looard aSun dogs on each side of sun call for a windy leeward day. Breezy or all (?) sail breeze.D...
looard aDEC 2 1981Used INot UsedNot Usedleeward, looward, to go to ~, go to leewardChecked by Jordyn...
looard aEven on a 'looard [leeward] day' (that is a stormy one) when men cannot fish, there is a...
windward,win'ard.... an' some o' the dories were fishing to the windward, what we call the win'ard,...
looard a[PT] An' we were settled on deck, I said,"Boy, there's something there to looward. Do you ...
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 a[PT] An' this is where they _ they walked out; an' here's the funnel, with smoke comin' ou...
looard aleewardUsed IUsed INot Usedleeward, looward, to go to ~, go to leewardChecked by Jordyn Hugh...
looard aIs a man prosperous, he is said to be making 'headway'; if the reverse, he is 'going to lee...
looard aLeewardJH 3/74Used INot UsedNot Usedleeward, looward, to go to ~, go to leewardChecked by Jo...
looard a[PT] And away we goes, [down] over the clumper; away we goes now. We had to go right perpe...
Louard[PT] The boat was sailing to the louard. This means to leeward.YesWithdrawn J. D. A. WIDDOW...
looard aa s tormy one [day]PRINTED ITEM Colin Penney June 24, 69Used IUsed I1Used I[see 'luard'] le...
looard a'The schooner would tow all the dories and drop one after the other. And everybody would se...
looard aSun dogs on each side of sun call for a windy leeward day. Breezy or all (?) sail breeze.D...
looard aDEC 2 1981Used INot UsedNot Usedleeward, looward, to go to ~, go to leewardChecked by Jordyn...
looard aEven on a 'looard [leeward] day' (that is a stormy one) when men cannot fish, there is a...
windward,win'ard.... an' some o' the dories were fishing to the windward, what we call the win'ard,...
looard a[PT] An' we were settled on deck, I said,"Boy, there's something there to looward. Do you ...
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 a[PT] An' this is where they _ they walked out; an' here's the funnel, with smoke comin' ou...
looard aleewardUsed IUsed INot Usedleeward, looward, to go to ~, go to leewardChecked by Jordyn Hugh...
looard aIs a man prosperous, he is said to be making 'headway'; if the reverse, he is 'going to lee...
looard aLeewardJH 3/74Used INot UsedNot Usedleeward, looward, to go to ~, go to leewardChecked by Jo...
looard a[PT] And away we goes, [down] over the clumper; away we goes now. We had to go right perpe...
Louard[PT] The boat was sailing to the louard. This means to leeward.YesWithdrawn J. D. A. WIDDOW...
looard aa s tormy one [day]PRINTED ITEM Colin Penney June 24, 69Used IUsed I1Used I[see 'luard'] le...
looard a'The schooner would tow all the dories and drop one after the other. And everybody would se...
looard aSun dogs on each side of sun call for a windy leeward day. Breezy or all (?) sail breeze.D...
looard aDEC 2 1981Used INot UsedNot Usedleeward, looward, to go to ~, go to leewardChecked by Jordyn...