pound nPIKE. A hay-fork, Av. (W. Con., S.E. Irl); cf. Sh.O.D., a hay-fork or pitch-fork, M.E. PLANCHON. Board or plank, Av. (W. Con.); cf. Sh.O.D., planks, late M.E. POUND. Small enclosure, Av. (High Brit.); cf. Sh.O.D., a pen, late M.E. PRONG. A manure form, Av. (W. Engl., Irl); cf. Sh.O.D., an instrument with two or more tines, 1492PRINTED ITEMJH JUL 1974Used I and SupUsed I and SupUsed
dog[check] DOG IRONS. Same as ANDIRONS. Av. [check] DRAY. (1) a stoneboat, Frw.; (2) a heavy slide,...
pound nCows were milked each evening and kept for the night in a "cow pound", an uncleared but encl...
ram's horn nfor _pew_ Nfld. _pue, pew_ "one-time fish 'fork' " ...
prong nPIKE. A hay-fork, Av. (W. Con., S.E. Irl); cf Sh.O.D., a hay-fork or pitch-fork, M.E....
planching nPIKE. A hay-fork, Av. (W. Con., S.E. Irl.); cf. Sh.O.D., a hay fork or pitch fork, M.E. ...
pike[check] PIKE. A hay-fork, Av. (W. Con., S.E. Irl.); cf. Sh.O.D., a hay-fork or pitch-fork, M.E....
hayA fork with two prongs for pitching hay.DNE-cit W. J. KIRWIN JAN 1972JH JAN 1972Used I and ...
prong na hay or fish fork. This is the meaning given by Johnson, who does not mention it as denoti...
sprong n[check] SPRONG. Same meaning as PRONG, Av. q.v. [check] SQUARE. (1) a kin-group house clust...
ram's horn nfor _pew_ Nfld. _pue, pew_ "one-time fish 'fork' " ...
settle n[check] SADDLE. Peaked roof, Av. SAVE-COCKS. Hay piles in field, up to seven f...
stook[check]STRONGBACK. Ridge pole, Av. [check]STOG. To stuff, to pack, Av.; cf. [i]Engl. Dial. Dic...
setSADDLE. Peaked roof, Av SAVE-COCKS. Hay piles in field, up to seven feet high, C.Sh. SETS. Pota...
stog v[check] STRONGBACK. Ridge pole, Av. [check] STOG. To stuff, to pack, Av.;cf. Engl. Dial. Dict...
redRED GROUND. Ploughed land, St J. Cf. Engl. Dial. Dict., red land (Scot.). REEK. Rectangular grai...
dog[check] DOG IRONS. Same as ANDIRONS. Av. [check] DRAY. (1) a stoneboat, Frw.; (2) a heavy slide,...
pound nCows were milked each evening and kept for the night in a "cow pound", an uncleared but encl...
ram's horn nfor _pew_ Nfld. _pue, pew_ "one-time fish 'fork' " ...
prong nPIKE. A hay-fork, Av. (W. Con., S.E. Irl); cf Sh.O.D., a hay-fork or pitch-fork, M.E....
planching nPIKE. A hay-fork, Av. (W. Con., S.E. Irl.); cf. Sh.O.D., a hay fork or pitch fork, M.E. ...
pike[check] PIKE. A hay-fork, Av. (W. Con., S.E. Irl.); cf. Sh.O.D., a hay-fork or pitch-fork, M.E....
hayA fork with two prongs for pitching hay.DNE-cit W. J. KIRWIN JAN 1972JH JAN 1972Used I and ...
prong na hay or fish fork. This is the meaning given by Johnson, who does not mention it as denoti...
sprong n[check] SPRONG. Same meaning as PRONG, Av. q.v. [check] SQUARE. (1) a kin-group house clust...
ram's horn nfor _pew_ Nfld. _pue, pew_ "one-time fish 'fork' " ...
settle n[check] SADDLE. Peaked roof, Av. SAVE-COCKS. Hay piles in field, up to seven f...
stook[check]STRONGBACK. Ridge pole, Av. [check]STOG. To stuff, to pack, Av.; cf. [i]Engl. Dial. Dic...
setSADDLE. Peaked roof, Av SAVE-COCKS. Hay piles in field, up to seven feet high, C.Sh. SETS. Pota...
stog v[check] STRONGBACK. Ridge pole, Av. [check] STOG. To stuff, to pack, Av.;cf. Engl. Dial. Dict...
redRED GROUND. Ploughed land, St J. Cf. Engl. Dial. Dict., red land (Scot.). REEK. Rectangular grai...
dog[check] DOG IRONS. Same as ANDIRONS. Av. [check] DRAY. (1) a stoneboat, Frw.; (2) a heavy slide,...
pound nCows were milked each evening and kept for the night in a "cow pound", an uncleared but encl...
ram's horn nfor _pew_ Nfld. _pue, pew_ "one-time fish 'fork' " ...