Add to ORKGsnapper nAny undersized marketable fish. DAE � Prob an adaptation of DAE fish names - on that ship. ? What to do. File!Used IUsed INot usedsnapper boats, snapper fisherman, snapper-rigge
snapper n"dressed up funny--like a short coast, then a skirt, then a pair of pants." - on a childdr...
snapper nIt became harder and harder to close the home for six months and carry the children amon...
bultow nThe old name for a fishing-trawl. A still older name is _spilliards._The old name for a fis...
snapper nSeary - no Sapper no SnapperUsed INot usedNot usedsnapper boats, snapper fisherma
sapper nA Sapper: from [inc] A full load of fish. The term describes a boat when there is a load...
sapper nS is for sapper, / Big boat-load of fish, / All down to the runnels, / A fisherman's wish.[...
snapper nsnapper A civilian foreman on a government (military or naval) project. Origin undetermin...
snapper nTom was a "snapper fisherman," and if any boat in the harbor got a load it was as certai...
snapper nif there was one ocean-going skipper on the coast known to be more of a "snapper" than ...
snapper nIn the 1940's another type of boat was added to the skiff, "snapper boats" (long-liner ty...
snapper nTom was a "snapper fisherman," and if any boat in the harbor got a load it was as certain...
snapper nThis word means untidy. this word was quite common in Burin about 1925-35. It is aminly us...
sculpin ntype of fishtype of fishWKUsed I and SupNot usedNot usedscolping, scopin, scopy, scully, sc...
fishing vbl nHere lives two Planters, but not so convenient for Fishing-Ships as other places, altho...
put vWhen the schooner loads of fish were brought home, the fish would be 'put out' to be made, an...
snapper n"dressed up funny--like a short coast, then a skirt, then a pair of pants." - on a childdr...
snapper nIt became harder and harder to close the home for six months and carry the children amon...
bultow nThe old name for a fishing-trawl. A still older name is _spilliards._The old name for a fis...
snapper nSeary - no Sapper no SnapperUsed INot usedNot usedsnapper boats, snapper fisherma
sapper nA Sapper: from [inc] A full load of fish. The term describes a boat when there is a load...
sapper nS is for sapper, / Big boat-load of fish, / All down to the runnels, / A fisherman's wish.[...
snapper nsnapper A civilian foreman on a government (military or naval) project. Origin undetermin...
snapper nTom was a "snapper fisherman," and if any boat in the harbor got a load it was as certai...
snapper nif there was one ocean-going skipper on the coast known to be more of a "snapper" than ...
snapper nIn the 1940's another type of boat was added to the skiff, "snapper boats" (long-liner ty...
snapper nTom was a "snapper fisherman," and if any boat in the harbor got a load it was as certain...
snapper nThis word means untidy. this word was quite common in Burin about 1925-35. It is aminly us...
sculpin ntype of fishtype of fishWKUsed I and SupNot usedNot usedscolping, scopin, scopy, scully, sc...
fishing vbl nHere lives two Planters, but not so convenient for Fishing-Ships as other places, altho...
put vWhen the schooner loads of fish were brought home, the fish would be 'put out' to be made, an...
snapper n"dressed up funny--like a short coast, then a skirt, then a pair of pants." - on a childdr...
snapper nIt became harder and harder to close the home for six months and carry the children amon...
bultow nThe old name for a fishing-trawl. A still older name is _spilliards._The old name for a fis...