Add to ORKGstog vNow this is where the shim comes in - stoggin' these camps. You stog 'em with moss. We'd have possibly a man or two away pickin' moss, and a man or two stoggin' as 'cordin' as the carpenters would put on a log, you stog the seams...DNE-cit DNE-citJ.D.A. WIDDOWSONUsed I and SupUsed I and Sup1Used Ichinse, sto
shim n...a thin piece of wood, you usually use a barrel stave or something like that, you know - o...
stog v[check] STRONGBACK. Ridge pole, Av. [check] STOG. To stuff, to pack, Av.;cf. Engl. Dial. Dict...
stodge vTheir houses were individual tilts, makeshift shelters built entirely of logs, the seams o...
stog vNow this is where the shim comes in - stoggin' these camps. You stog 'em with moss. We'd have...
stog v...the only word I have for a shim is if you build a...alog... a log house, you know, winter ...
stog vA shim is used for stoggin' a...stoggin' moss in a...in a winter house. Thye use 'em in the l...
stog vStog. To chinse moss between the logs in a log house to keep out draughts.DNE-cit GMSAug 79...
stog v-- (1) to stuff moss, etc. into the seams formed when building a log cabin. (2) To stick in m...
shim nA shim - the only name I have for a shim is if you build a... a log...a log house, you know, ...
shim nNow this is where the shim comes in - stoggin' these camps. You stog 'em with moss.YesJ.D.A.W...
stog vBefore the weather became too cold and stormy we constructed a very substantial log tilt com...
stog vThe chinks between the logs are calked, or 'stogged,' as they say, with moss previously ga...
stog v...the Winter houses, which are snugly built on a clearing in the midst of the sheltering woo...
stog vTo chinse moss between the logs in a log-house to keep out draughts. Also to be caught in bo...
stog v[Informant says this word is similar to "stugged" in William Crossing's FOLK RHYMES OF DEVON ...
shim n...a thin piece of wood, you usually use a barrel stave or something like that, you know - o...
stog v[check] STRONGBACK. Ridge pole, Av. [check] STOG. To stuff, to pack, Av.;cf. Engl. Dial. Dict...
stodge vTheir houses were individual tilts, makeshift shelters built entirely of logs, the seams o...
stog vNow this is where the shim comes in - stoggin' these camps. You stog 'em with moss. We'd have...
stog v...the only word I have for a shim is if you build a...alog... a log house, you know, winter ...
stog vA shim is used for stoggin' a...stoggin' moss in a...in a winter house. Thye use 'em in the l...
stog vStog. To chinse moss between the logs in a log house to keep out draughts.DNE-cit GMSAug 79...
stog v-- (1) to stuff moss, etc. into the seams formed when building a log cabin. (2) To stick in m...
shim nA shim - the only name I have for a shim is if you build a... a log...a log house, you know, ...
shim nNow this is where the shim comes in - stoggin' these camps. You stog 'em with moss.YesJ.D.A.W...
stog vBefore the weather became too cold and stormy we constructed a very substantial log tilt com...
stog vThe chinks between the logs are calked, or 'stogged,' as they say, with moss previously ga...
stog v...the Winter houses, which are snugly built on a clearing in the midst of the sheltering woo...
stog vTo chinse moss between the logs in a log-house to keep out draughts. Also to be caught in bo...
stog v[Informant says this word is similar to "stugged" in William Crossing's FOLK RHYMES OF DEVON ...
shim n...a thin piece of wood, you usually use a barrel stave or something like that, you know - o...
stog v[check] STRONGBACK. Ridge pole, Av. [check] STOG. To stuff, to pack, Av.;cf. Engl. Dial. Dict...
stodge vTheir houses were individual tilts, makeshift shelters built entirely of logs, the seams o...