Add to ORKGmug up nThis is an American, a Yale senior writing of his trip through the Straits. They have just entered St. Anthony. [Written much later. Previous day, associating with Nfld. pilots. Much contact with Lab. residents that summer.]Used I and SupUsed I and SupNot use
mug up nHe was in what he calls the 'mug-up locker' (often called the 'shack locker') and was havin...
mug up n"So, after we'd had a mugup, me and the crew took a flake _lounger_ each and went up the si...
mug up nThe crew are excitedly whooping, being more than happy as they tumble down below for a "mug...
mug up nKipling's cites puport to be Gloucester Mass. skipper and his young son. Note interesting _...
mug up n. . . the Newfoundlander is very fond of his tea, and will drink it on every occasion,never...
mug up n"go for a _mug up_" Mr. La Fitte would use this expression whenever he'd invite someone to...
mug up nA picturesque term in fishing communities is _mug-up_, meaning meaning a snack. It also m...
mug up n'Join me and Gus for a mug-up before you leaves' . It was late in the afternoon just befor...
mug up n[stress on second syllable] ...he was just havin' a mug-up when a little hair feller come ...
mug up nWe'd have to get up,sir,before five o' clock,get a mug up an' come down.Well now, I couldn'...
mug up nAn' we used to go _ we'd go down,you know,an' they have a fire in,you know,an a _ old stove...
mug up n....an' put our little kettle on _ on the bucket till he boiled,an' then we take un off an...
mug up nNoun. Meaning a lunch, usually but not strictly outdoors. 'We will go for a mug-up before ...
piper nThe men would boil their kettles (_pipers_) on the galley stove and at mug-up time we drank t...
mug up n. . . I wanted my tea and bite, my "mug-up," before going to work.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citG. M...
mug up nHe was in what he calls the 'mug-up locker' (often called the 'shack locker') and was havin...
mug up n"So, after we'd had a mugup, me and the crew took a flake _lounger_ each and went up the si...
mug up nThe crew are excitedly whooping, being more than happy as they tumble down below for a "mug...
mug up nKipling's cites puport to be Gloucester Mass. skipper and his young son. Note interesting _...
mug up n. . . the Newfoundlander is very fond of his tea, and will drink it on every occasion,never...
mug up n"go for a _mug up_" Mr. La Fitte would use this expression whenever he'd invite someone to...
mug up nA picturesque term in fishing communities is _mug-up_, meaning meaning a snack. It also m...
mug up n'Join me and Gus for a mug-up before you leaves' . It was late in the afternoon just befor...
mug up n[stress on second syllable] ...he was just havin' a mug-up when a little hair feller come ...
mug up nWe'd have to get up,sir,before five o' clock,get a mug up an' come down.Well now, I couldn'...
mug up nAn' we used to go _ we'd go down,you know,an' they have a fire in,you know,an a _ old stove...
mug up n....an' put our little kettle on _ on the bucket till he boiled,an' then we take un off an...
mug up nNoun. Meaning a lunch, usually but not strictly outdoors. 'We will go for a mug-up before ...
piper nThe men would boil their kettles (_pipers_) on the galley stove and at mug-up time we drank t...
mug up n. . . I wanted my tea and bite, my "mug-up," before going to work.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citG. M...
mug up nHe was in what he calls the 'mug-up locker' (often called the 'shack locker') and was havin...
mug up n"So, after we'd had a mugup, me and the crew took a flake _lounger_ each and went up the si...
mug up nThe crew are excitedly whooping, being more than happy as they tumble down below for a "mug...