Add to ORKGsuant a, avSheerin' her meant now that you'd...there...there/was so much rise to give her forrards, you know, to bring her in proportion, and so much rise to give her aft down the counter, an' you'd...you'd bring that along suent on the timbers an' make sure that you had it equally alike on both sides...YesDNE-cit J. D. A. WIDDOWSONUsed I and SupUsed I and Sup2Used Isuent, TANTSource listed in DNE as T 43/8-6
pitch v....and I know my mother had my throat an' everything all done up wi' tansy poultice; tansy p...
squat vHe struck on that rock, an' she squat together, she squat right together. (ie was squashe...
squat vAn' they left Twillingate,see,and come out here an' cut a patch o' seals, an' captured a lo...
sheer[S]2[S] vSheerin' her meant now that you'd..there... there was so much rise to give her forrar...
rise nSheerin' her meant now that you'd. . .there. . .there was so much rise to give her forrards...
counter[PT] Sheerin' her meant now that you'd...there...there was so much rise to give her forrard...
timber vWell, you'd ribbon her out then, an' you'd make these pitchers - after pitchers an'...an' ...
sheer[S]2[S] vWell, then you'd...then you'd get what you call your gunnels an' put on, an' you shee...
suant a, av1. Suent is a Newfoundland word. 2.A gradual rounding, circular 3. Professor W. G. Rowe...
rising ppl, vbl n.Oh,we'd have a mould,you see,for the timber,a mould made,and he was marked;an' ...
rise nNow,there's a set of rises*,What we call rises* is a piece of wood about an inch by four, ...
barrow (v)So then when 'twould be dry you'd barrow it down from the shed just the same... ...
batten v....make your fore hook,an' your midship bend an' after hook,an' put up your counter,your ...
bride nIn the old days you weren't satisfied if you didn't have four or five sets of bridesboys an...
planter nAn' I think that that would be right in the height of the _ of the _ of the floaters, pla...
pitch v....and I know my mother had my throat an' everything all done up wi' tansy poultice; tansy p...
squat vHe struck on that rock, an' she squat together, she squat right together. (ie was squashe...
squat vAn' they left Twillingate,see,and come out here an' cut a patch o' seals, an' captured a lo...
sheer[S]2[S] vSheerin' her meant now that you'd..there... there was so much rise to give her forrar...
rise nSheerin' her meant now that you'd. . .there. . .there was so much rise to give her forrards...
counter[PT] Sheerin' her meant now that you'd...there...there was so much rise to give her forrard...
timber vWell, you'd ribbon her out then, an' you'd make these pitchers - after pitchers an'...an' ...
sheer[S]2[S] vWell, then you'd...then you'd get what you call your gunnels an' put on, an' you shee...
suant a, av1. Suent is a Newfoundland word. 2.A gradual rounding, circular 3. Professor W. G. Rowe...
rising ppl, vbl n.Oh,we'd have a mould,you see,for the timber,a mould made,and he was marked;an' ...
rise nNow,there's a set of rises*,What we call rises* is a piece of wood about an inch by four, ...
barrow (v)So then when 'twould be dry you'd barrow it down from the shed just the same... ...
batten v....make your fore hook,an' your midship bend an' after hook,an' put up your counter,your ...
bride nIn the old days you weren't satisfied if you didn't have four or five sets of bridesboys an...
planter nAn' I think that that would be right in the height of the _ of the _ of the floaters, pla...
pitch v....and I know my mother had my throat an' everything all done up wi' tansy poultice; tansy p...
squat vHe struck on that rock, an' she squat together, she squat right together. (ie was squashe...
squat vAn' they left Twillingate,see,and come out here an' cut a patch o' seals, an' captured a lo...