Add to ORKGswamp vMy father an'...an' Mr. Carey...swamped on the easter bank one time. (ie were swamped; had the boat fill with water)had the boat fill with waterYesJ.D.A. WIDDOWSONNot usedNot usedWithdraw
tide rip...an she was a bad boat, in rough water; she got in a tide rip. A gale o' wind in- the win...
heaveKeep the water hove on them they keep wet, see.YesJ. D. A. WIDDOWSON DNE-citUsed I and SupUsed...
ramshack vYes, we was into his house an' ramshacked his house. . . . (=ransacked)(=ransacked)Ye...
swamp vThere was a man swampin' the road. He'd swamp the roads. Me an' you chop the timber all day ...
swamp v...an' these fellers (sic) were comin' behind us an' swampin' the road had to straighten it ...
swampThere was a man swampin' the road. He'd swamp the roads. Me an' you chop the timber all day l...
swamperThere was a man swampin' the road. He'd swamp the roads. Me an' you chop the timber all day...
bog nThere was a big bog right behind our house. They'd haul the bog in the spring o' the year. ...
swampI have often heard 'swamp' used, meaning a small bog or marsh, not a big sweep. - "Don't go ne...
swamp vBefore the years cut is started, a main road is cut through the body of timber. The road is ...
tide ripI said, "We'm gettin' handy to land now," I said, "We'm gone through the tide rip an' nort...
water n[sea ? ? ? ? An old graveyard in ...
drownAn' Charlie come in on the barrack head. "What a souse!" he said. "I'm soakin',streamin',dripp...
upset v... an' we found the body of my buddy in about four fathom o' water. He was drowned. He upso...
swamp nClinker-built boat with no keelDNE-citUsed IUsed INot usedAttrib swamp bottom, also swamp; FL...
tide rip...an she was a bad boat, in rough water; she got in a tide rip. A gale o' wind in- the win...
heaveKeep the water hove on them they keep wet, see.YesJ. D. A. WIDDOWSON DNE-citUsed I and SupUsed...
ramshack vYes, we was into his house an' ramshacked his house. . . . (=ransacked)(=ransacked)Ye...
swamp vThere was a man swampin' the road. He'd swamp the roads. Me an' you chop the timber all day ...
swamp v...an' these fellers (sic) were comin' behind us an' swampin' the road had to straighten it ...
swampThere was a man swampin' the road. He'd swamp the roads. Me an' you chop the timber all day l...
swamperThere was a man swampin' the road. He'd swamp the roads. Me an' you chop the timber all day...
bog nThere was a big bog right behind our house. They'd haul the bog in the spring o' the year. ...
swampI have often heard 'swamp' used, meaning a small bog or marsh, not a big sweep. - "Don't go ne...
swamp vBefore the years cut is started, a main road is cut through the body of timber. The road is ...
tide ripI said, "We'm gettin' handy to land now," I said, "We'm gone through the tide rip an' nort...
water n[sea ? ? ? ? An old graveyard in ...
drownAn' Charlie come in on the barrack head. "What a souse!" he said. "I'm soakin',streamin',dripp...
upset v... an' we found the body of my buddy in about four fathom o' water. He was drowned. He upso...
swamp nClinker-built boat with no keelDNE-citUsed IUsed INot usedAttrib swamp bottom, also swamp; FL...
tide rip...an she was a bad boat, in rough water; she got in a tide rip. A gale o' wind in- the win...
heaveKeep the water hove on them they keep wet, see.YesJ. D. A. WIDDOWSON DNE-citUsed I and SupUsed...
ramshack vYes, we was into his house an' ramshacked his house. . . . (=ransacked)(=ransacked)Ye...