Add to ORKGpunt n'punts,' i.e., small rowboats. Informants describe the boats with the smallest capacity (2-3 qtls.) as ^small rowboatsDNE-citW. J. KIRWIN AUG 1972 JH AUG 1972Used I and SupUsed I and Sup1Not use
punt nA lifeboat; sometimes a two-masted vessel.A lifeboat; sometimes a two-masted vesselPRINTED ITE...
punt nThe sub-division of sealing crews into smaller units to permit the use of small open boats i...
shalloway nThe shalloways were open boats that are now called punts.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citGMS May 7...
punt nSome handliners had small motorboats, which they called "punts", while the rest fished from ...
punt nPunt is the term usually given to a small row-boat.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citG.M.Story June 196...
punt n'Small, shallow boat, propelled by oars or sculling-oar-- not flat-bottomed.'FEB 8 1965Used ...
punt na punt is bigger than a row boat and smaller than a motor-boatDNE-cit C Wms 63Used I and Sup...
punt nWhen we were boys, we used to row out in the punt to the island. 'Small, shallow boat, pro...
punt nA small boat.A small boat.PRINTED ITEMG.M.Story August 1959Used I and SupUsed I and Sup1Not u...
rodney nA small row boat. If over 15' long it is generally called 'punt', but is not flat-botto...
punt nA boat ranging from 20-25 ft. long.A boat ranging from 20-25 ft. long.MAY 1973 JH MAY 1973U...
punt nsmall boat see drawing, punt, Qsmall boatUsed I and SupUsed I and Sup1Not use
punt nThe smallest and most commonly used boat [in Bonavista Bay] was the 'punt' or 'rodney'. It w...
punt n...they called them punts. These would be about sixteen or eighteen feet long: two-men boats...
punt nSo practical was the shalloway design that local crews were using similar boats, called punts...
punt nA lifeboat; sometimes a two-masted vessel.A lifeboat; sometimes a two-masted vesselPRINTED ITE...
punt nThe sub-division of sealing crews into smaller units to permit the use of small open boats i...
shalloway nThe shalloways were open boats that are now called punts.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citGMS May 7...
punt nSome handliners had small motorboats, which they called "punts", while the rest fished from ...
punt nPunt is the term usually given to a small row-boat.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citG.M.Story June 196...
punt n'Small, shallow boat, propelled by oars or sculling-oar-- not flat-bottomed.'FEB 8 1965Used ...
punt na punt is bigger than a row boat and smaller than a motor-boatDNE-cit C Wms 63Used I and Sup...
punt nWhen we were boys, we used to row out in the punt to the island. 'Small, shallow boat, pro...
punt nA small boat.A small boat.PRINTED ITEMG.M.Story August 1959Used I and SupUsed I and Sup1Not u...
rodney nA small row boat. If over 15' long it is generally called 'punt', but is not flat-botto...
punt nA boat ranging from 20-25 ft. long.A boat ranging from 20-25 ft. long.MAY 1973 JH MAY 1973U...
punt nsmall boat see drawing, punt, Qsmall boatUsed I and SupUsed I and Sup1Not use
punt nThe smallest and most commonly used boat [in Bonavista Bay] was the 'punt' or 'rodney'. It w...
punt n...they called them punts. These would be about sixteen or eighteen feet long: two-men boats...
punt nSo practical was the shalloway design that local crews were using similar boats, called punts...
punt nA lifeboat; sometimes a two-masted vessel.A lifeboat; sometimes a two-masted vesselPRINTED ITE...
punt nThe sub-division of sealing crews into smaller units to permit the use of small open boats i...
shalloway nThe shalloways were open boats that are now called punts.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citGMS May 7...