plentyOh,I imagine it will take you a day to pick a gallon of maidener tea berries, no odds how plenty they were.plentifulYesJ. WIDDOSON [-]= C30[-]Not usedNot usedWithdrawn[ = plentiful
drugs n plThere's lots o'drugs in me tea. There are lots of _dregs_ in the cup.dregsYes34 DNE-citJ...
squashberry nSquashberries. The squashberry is very, very bitter and sour, and a kernel into un. H...
maidenhair nthe delicate white berries of the _Gaultheria hispidula_berriesUsed IUsed I2Not usedWi...
gallonYeah,berries are good now. There's a woman went away Saturday, I think Saturday,she told me sh...
plentyOED II 1 adj ..... abundant, plentiful, numerous now chiefly _colloq_ EDD 2 adj. 1870 one ...
maidenhair nWell, then, the maidener tea berries *. Did you ever see them? It's white. Did you eve...
plenty (adj)...an' the nippers got so plenty that...they turned...they threw away he bark,an' got u...
plentyIf seals were plenty you'd have to pelt 'em to get... make a good day's pay. ( = plentiful...
galoreThe berries were there in galore. There'd be squid squalls there in galores. Stay now, we ha...
plentyWell how much trout was there? I mean, if you were rigged for gettin' trout. Mm? Never caugh...
hurt (n pl.)Yeah,berries and good now. There's a woman went away Saturday, I think Saturday,she tol...
maidenhair nYes, sometimes you'd see maidener tea berries* in _under_ in a damp place usually, und...
maidenhair n...grows on marshes, you know, where the...they just grow on the moss on the marsh. Th...
coraniesamong so many berries must = currantsWithdraw [check]Not usedNot usedWithdrawnChecked by Jo...
puncheon nOh, some o' the puncheons 'd gauge a hundred an' twenty, an' a hundred an' thirty an' a...
drugs n plThere's lots o'drugs in me tea. There are lots of _dregs_ in the cup.dregsYes34 DNE-citJ...
squashberry nSquashberries. The squashberry is very, very bitter and sour, and a kernel into un. H...
maidenhair nthe delicate white berries of the _Gaultheria hispidula_berriesUsed IUsed I2Not usedWi...
gallonYeah,berries are good now. There's a woman went away Saturday, I think Saturday,she told me sh...
plentyOED II 1 adj ..... abundant, plentiful, numerous now chiefly _colloq_ EDD 2 adj. 1870 one ...
maidenhair nWell, then, the maidener tea berries *. Did you ever see them? It's white. Did you eve...
plenty (adj)...an' the nippers got so plenty that...they turned...they threw away he bark,an' got u...
plentyIf seals were plenty you'd have to pelt 'em to get... make a good day's pay. ( = plentiful...
galoreThe berries were there in galore. There'd be squid squalls there in galores. Stay now, we ha...
plentyWell how much trout was there? I mean, if you were rigged for gettin' trout. Mm? Never caugh...
hurt (n pl.)Yeah,berries and good now. There's a woman went away Saturday, I think Saturday,she tol...
maidenhair nYes, sometimes you'd see maidener tea berries* in _under_ in a damp place usually, und...
maidenhair n...grows on marshes, you know, where the...they just grow on the moss on the marsh. Th...
coraniesamong so many berries must = currantsWithdraw [check]Not usedNot usedWithdrawnChecked by Jo...
puncheon nOh, some o' the puncheons 'd gauge a hundred an' twenty, an' a hundred an' thirty an' a...
drugs n plThere's lots o'drugs in me tea. There are lots of _dregs_ in the cup.dregsYes34 DNE-citJ...
squashberry nSquashberries. The squashberry is very, very bitter and sour, and a kernel into un. H...
maidenhair nthe delicate white berries of the _Gaultheria hispidula_berriesUsed IUsed I2Not usedWi...