Add to ORKGslob nThe Newfoundlander has developed a wide vocabulary to describe ice conditions. To him, slush, ice-rind, pancake, sludge, slob, brash, young ice, each has its own characteristic. Nor will be mistake land-blink for ice-blink.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citG. M. Story MAR 1971 MAR 1971Used I and SupUsed I and Sup1Used Islop, slub, slob ice, SISH, slob gull, slob hauler, slop ~, slob watercitation is only partially used in the DN
slob n"Snow that has settled in water and has not really frozen is often referred to as slob." "...
slob nOften when the ice is hummocky, or perhaps broken up into pieces, called "slob" ice...PRINTED...
northernThere is slush, sludge, ice rind, pancake ice, brash, pack ice, northern slob. Arctic slob,...
sludgeThe Newfoundlander has developed a wide vocabulary to describe ice conditions. To him, slush,...
slushThe Newfoundlander has developed a wide vocabulary to describe ice conditions. To him, slush, ...
ice nThe Newfoundlander has developed a wide vocabulary to describe ice conditions. To him, slush,...
ice nThe Newfoundlander has developed a wide vocabulary to describe ice conditions. To him, slush,...
land-blinkThe Newfoundlander has developed a wide vocabulary to describe ice conditions. To him, sl...
young aThe Newfoundlander has developed a wide vocabulary to describe ice conditions. To him, slush...
pancake nThe Newfoundlander has developed a wide vocabulary to describe ice conditions. To him, sl...
slob n...a party each day brings back plenty of ice, which is excellent drinking after being boile...
slob nThe ice coming down from the north in the early spring, filling the harbours, is s. ice.PRIN...
slob nSometimes slob, or ice ground up by the action of the waves and covered with snow, is mist...
slob nPrinceton, being situated several miles in a long narrow bay on the southern side of a larger...
slob n...salt water ice forms in quite a different way from the fresh water variety. The water seem...
slob n"Snow that has settled in water and has not really frozen is often referred to as slob." "...
slob nOften when the ice is hummocky, or perhaps broken up into pieces, called "slob" ice...PRINTED...
northernThere is slush, sludge, ice rind, pancake ice, brash, pack ice, northern slob. Arctic slob,...
sludgeThe Newfoundlander has developed a wide vocabulary to describe ice conditions. To him, slush,...
slushThe Newfoundlander has developed a wide vocabulary to describe ice conditions. To him, slush, ...
ice nThe Newfoundlander has developed a wide vocabulary to describe ice conditions. To him, slush,...
ice nThe Newfoundlander has developed a wide vocabulary to describe ice conditions. To him, slush,...
land-blinkThe Newfoundlander has developed a wide vocabulary to describe ice conditions. To him, sl...
young aThe Newfoundlander has developed a wide vocabulary to describe ice conditions. To him, slush...
pancake nThe Newfoundlander has developed a wide vocabulary to describe ice conditions. To him, sl...
slob n...a party each day brings back plenty of ice, which is excellent drinking after being boile...
slob nThe ice coming down from the north in the early spring, filling the harbours, is s. ice.PRIN...
slob nSometimes slob, or ice ground up by the action of the waves and covered with snow, is mist...
slob nPrinceton, being situated several miles in a long narrow bay on the southern side of a larger...
slob n...salt water ice forms in quite a different way from the fresh water variety. The water seem...
slob n"Snow that has settled in water and has not really frozen is often referred to as slob." "...
slob nOften when the ice is hummocky, or perhaps broken up into pieces, called "slob" ice...PRINTED...
northernThere is slush, sludge, ice rind, pancake ice, brash, pack ice, northern slob. Arctic slob,...