Add to ORKGpelt nThe ice..affords the inhabitants an opportunity of going off and killing the seals in great numbers, bringing their pelts on shore.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citGMS June 77Used I and SupUsed I and Sup1Used
pelt n. . . then, with their [the sealers] sharp knives, detach the skin with the adhering fat from...
seal nWhen the seal-pelts are landed, the skinners scrape the fat from the skin, and put it into ...
pelt v. . . Skurrying and lea ping from ice-pan to ice-pan, and then having killed, "sculped", "an...
pelt vThe seals were "pelted" by the sealers and skinned by seal skinners.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citGMS...
pelt vThe dead seals are dragged on the ice to the schooner or boat; they are then _pelted_, that...
pelt nThey [the young seals] are often discovered in such numbers within a day's sail of the port, ...
seal nThe crew of the NEWFOUNDLAND killed a large number of seals and panned and marked the seal ...
pelt nThe action was brought to recover damages for the wrongful conversion of the pelts of certai...
pelt nYou don't skin a seal, you sculp them! You take the seal's pelt, fat, and hide off.PRINTED ...
seal nBy the word pelt is meant the skin and the fat ... when, therefore, it is said that such a v...
pelt vI had two seals in my boat, and we pelted (_i_._e_. skinned) them to burn the fat . . .PRINT...
skin vThe seals were "pelted" by the sealers and skinned by seal skinners. (nice di...
seal nThe ocean was our highroad; aye, there was no other, whether we was bound up for St. John's t...
pelt vAt Blanc Sablon when the seals were brought in all awhole they were pelted ...[SIC]JH 11/75Us...
ice nWhere the seals are very numerous, the sealers stop not to flay those they have killed, but s...
pelt n. . . then, with their [the sealers] sharp knives, detach the skin with the adhering fat from...
seal nWhen the seal-pelts are landed, the skinners scrape the fat from the skin, and put it into ...
pelt v. . . Skurrying and lea ping from ice-pan to ice-pan, and then having killed, "sculped", "an...
pelt vThe seals were "pelted" by the sealers and skinned by seal skinners.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citGMS...
pelt vThe dead seals are dragged on the ice to the schooner or boat; they are then _pelted_, that...
pelt nThey [the young seals] are often discovered in such numbers within a day's sail of the port, ...
seal nThe crew of the NEWFOUNDLAND killed a large number of seals and panned and marked the seal ...
pelt nThe action was brought to recover damages for the wrongful conversion of the pelts of certai...
pelt nYou don't skin a seal, you sculp them! You take the seal's pelt, fat, and hide off.PRINTED ...
seal nBy the word pelt is meant the skin and the fat ... when, therefore, it is said that such a v...
pelt vI had two seals in my boat, and we pelted (_i_._e_. skinned) them to burn the fat . . .PRINT...
skin vThe seals were "pelted" by the sealers and skinned by seal skinners. (nice di...
seal nThe ocean was our highroad; aye, there was no other, whether we was bound up for St. John's t...
pelt vAt Blanc Sablon when the seals were brought in all awhole they were pelted ...[SIC]JH 11/75Us...
ice nWhere the seals are very numerous, the sealers stop not to flay those they have killed, but s...
pelt n. . . then, with their [the sealers] sharp knives, detach the skin with the adhering fat from...
seal nWhen the seal-pelts are landed, the skinners scrape the fat from the skin, and put it into ...
pelt v. . . Skurrying and lea ping from ice-pan to ice-pan, and then having killed, "sculped", "an...