Add to ORKGrodney nAnd I went on from that an' built that boat. She turned out to be a good rodney boat; a boat about fifteen _ fourteen feet long,say four foot wide an' 'bout twenty inches deep.YesDNE-citJ. D. A. WIDDOWSON AUG 1973Used I and SupUsed IUsed Ithe first sentence of the quote does not appear in the dictionary; the second sentence is attached to two sentences from the same source in the dictionary (see R_14340)
rodney nA small row boat. If over 15' long it is generally called 'punt', but is not flat-botto...
rouse nA piece of iron on rail of boat to pairs rope through ; not completely round ...
bully1 nbully: a sail-boat with two masts, used for fishing and carrying small cargoes. ...
rodney n. . . .when I was fifteen,or fourteen, I'm not sure which - it would depend on when I bui...
rodney n. . . each would build his own small boat or rodney as they were more often called. Th...
rodney n_Folk Language_: A type of small boat used to go to the collar to get the bi...
rodney n'a small fishing boat or punt [ Nfld ] covesUsed I and SupUsed I a...
rodney nThe length of the rodney (it is very infrequently referred to as a punt in Port Union) , ...
rodney n_Rodney:_ Small boat (punt) moved along by oars. Used as an extra ...
rodney n. . . . I dare say we built eight or ten,you know. . . .boats; an' what they called rodne...
rodney nNoun. A small keeled rowboat. 'He couldn't go far from land as he only had a rodney.'Us...
rodney n21: "large rowboat sometimes used with sail"WK 62Used I and SupUsed I and SupNot use
rodney nA small round-bottomed boat, with a square stern.Used I and SupUsed I and SupUsed
rode nThere was a rhode and a graplin carried in those boats for anchoring when fishing. n A r...
rodney n. . . _offer-ground_, fishing grounds farther away than the inshore grounds; _pip_, g...
rodney nA small row boat. If over 15' long it is generally called 'punt', but is not flat-botto...
rouse nA piece of iron on rail of boat to pairs rope through ; not completely round ...
bully1 nbully: a sail-boat with two masts, used for fishing and carrying small cargoes. ...
rodney n. . . .when I was fifteen,or fourteen, I'm not sure which - it would depend on when I bui...
rodney n. . . each would build his own small boat or rodney as they were more often called. Th...
rodney n_Folk Language_: A type of small boat used to go to the collar to get the bi...
rodney n'a small fishing boat or punt [ Nfld ] covesUsed I and SupUsed I a...
rodney nThe length of the rodney (it is very infrequently referred to as a punt in Port Union) , ...
rodney n_Rodney:_ Small boat (punt) moved along by oars. Used as an extra ...
rodney n. . . . I dare say we built eight or ten,you know. . . .boats; an' what they called rodne...
rodney nNoun. A small keeled rowboat. 'He couldn't go far from land as he only had a rodney.'Us...
rodney n21: "large rowboat sometimes used with sail"WK 62Used I and SupUsed I and SupNot use
rodney nA small round-bottomed boat, with a square stern.Used I and SupUsed I and SupUsed
rode nThere was a rhode and a graplin carried in those boats for anchoring when fishing. n A r...
rodney n. . . _offer-ground_, fishing grounds farther away than the inshore grounds; _pip_, g...
rodney nA small row boat. If over 15' long it is generally called 'punt', but is not flat-botto...
rouse nA piece of iron on rail of boat to pairs rope through ; not completely round ...
bully1 nbully: a sail-boat with two masts, used for fishing and carrying small cargoes. ...