Add to ORKGstanchion nMost commonly called "upstands", or, less frequently, "uprights". Vertical sticks to support a pile of wood, usually pulpwood.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citUsed IUsed I1Used I[see 'stanshuns'
Temporary supports, consisting of a stack of wooden elements and a hydraulic jack, are used in the p...
starrigan na small green stick Here _stick_ means a standing tree in woods, not a thin piece 2 f...
stakesthe ordinary word for the vertical supports driven into the ground for all types of fencesNo...
up av, prepVertical sticks to support a pile of wood, usually pulpwood. See "stanchion".DNE-cit MA...
stanchion nSTANCHION. a wooden upright, Av.;cf. Sh.O.D., late M.E. STANDARD. Meaning s...
stanchion nOn a home-made slide which the men carried their loads of wood on, there were braces c...
stanchion nWell now, you'd be clear o' the ends o' your wood too, because the outside stancheons w...
stick n(1) any small piece of wood, much longer than thick, such as may easily be carried in o...
scote nA stick placed at an angle to an "upstand" in order to support the pile of wood. One end ...
stanchion n...there was a ...you...your stancheon, we used to call it, that...that would keep your...
scote nA stick placed at an angle to an "upstand" in order to support the pile of wood. One end ...
SIGLEAvailable from British Library Document Supply Centre- DSC:DX89316 / BLDSC - British Library Do...
woodPerhaps the best way to describe this object is to call it a wood-holder. The word refers to a...
The paper is focused on assessment of strength of the stanchion of the bunk. It describes measuremen...
stanchion nThe ribs or framework along the sides of a dory.DNE-cit W. J. KIRWIN JAN 1972JH JAN 1972...
Temporary supports, consisting of a stack of wooden elements and a hydraulic jack, are used in the p...
starrigan na small green stick Here _stick_ means a standing tree in woods, not a thin piece 2 f...
stakesthe ordinary word for the vertical supports driven into the ground for all types of fencesNo...
up av, prepVertical sticks to support a pile of wood, usually pulpwood. See "stanchion".DNE-cit MA...
stanchion nSTANCHION. a wooden upright, Av.;cf. Sh.O.D., late M.E. STANDARD. Meaning s...
stanchion nOn a home-made slide which the men carried their loads of wood on, there were braces c...
stanchion nWell now, you'd be clear o' the ends o' your wood too, because the outside stancheons w...
stick n(1) any small piece of wood, much longer than thick, such as may easily be carried in o...
scote nA stick placed at an angle to an "upstand" in order to support the pile of wood. One end ...
stanchion n...there was a ...you...your stancheon, we used to call it, that...that would keep your...
scote nA stick placed at an angle to an "upstand" in order to support the pile of wood. One end ...
SIGLEAvailable from British Library Document Supply Centre- DSC:DX89316 / BLDSC - British Library Do...
woodPerhaps the best way to describe this object is to call it a wood-holder. The word refers to a...
The paper is focused on assessment of strength of the stanchion of the bunk. It describes measuremen...
stanchion nThe ribs or framework along the sides of a dory.DNE-cit W. J. KIRWIN JAN 1972JH JAN 1972...
Temporary supports, consisting of a stack of wooden elements and a hydraulic jack, are used in the p...
starrigan na small green stick Here _stick_ means a standing tree in woods, not a thin piece 2 f...
stakesthe ordinary word for the vertical supports driven into the ground for all types of fencesNo...