Add to ORKGrafter vIt is a sad sight to see a ship on the weather edge of ice not enabled to work off; for when the ice begins to rafter she is thrown up, falls over, and becomes like corn between two millstones, and is literally ground up.DNE-cit SEP.3 1977to rafter Checked [check] WKUsed IUsed I1Used
rafter vIt was six miles from the edge of the raftered ice to the first island. . . ....
rafter v. . . we perceived that the adjacent land was liable to high floods, and raftering of the...
raft 1 vThe next day we were held in the rafter, the ice broke about a mile from us and my men ...
rafter vEvidently, just like frozen masses of ice raftered one layer rising above the other by pres...
rafter vA word of explanation is necessary in connection with"raftering." Large sheets of ice, l...
raft 1 vOn them swept the floe, crashed into the fixed ice, shattered its edge, rose up out of t...
weather nIt is a sad sight to see a ship on the weather edge of ice not enabled to work off; for w...
raft 1 vThis happens when strong onshore winds cause the slob and pan ice to be jammed tightly tog...
raft 1 vOr, under pressure of the storm, it frequently happens that the ice is " rafted, " ...
rafter vIce is said to rafter, when, by being stopped in its passage, one piece is forced under...
raft 1 v...and when, by the pressure of sea and storm, the ice is piled in layers one upon the o...
raft 1 vThe next morning the vessel was jammed and we couldn't get her out and the ice kept coming...
raft 1 vmeans the piling up of ice brought about mainly by a shift in the wind, carrying great ma...
raft 1 vThe ice, rafting (tele- scoping) under the force of the gale, threw down our markers...
raft 1 vrafting, running ice ice pushed on shore by windDNE-citWK 60Used I and SupUsed I and Sup2...
rafter vIt was six miles from the edge of the raftered ice to the first island. . . ....
rafter v. . . we perceived that the adjacent land was liable to high floods, and raftering of the...
raft 1 vThe next day we were held in the rafter, the ice broke about a mile from us and my men ...
rafter vEvidently, just like frozen masses of ice raftered one layer rising above the other by pres...
rafter vA word of explanation is necessary in connection with"raftering." Large sheets of ice, l...
raft 1 vOn them swept the floe, crashed into the fixed ice, shattered its edge, rose up out of t...
weather nIt is a sad sight to see a ship on the weather edge of ice not enabled to work off; for w...
raft 1 vThis happens when strong onshore winds cause the slob and pan ice to be jammed tightly tog...
raft 1 vOr, under pressure of the storm, it frequently happens that the ice is " rafted, " ...
rafter vIce is said to rafter, when, by being stopped in its passage, one piece is forced under...
raft 1 v...and when, by the pressure of sea and storm, the ice is piled in layers one upon the o...
raft 1 vThe next morning the vessel was jammed and we couldn't get her out and the ice kept coming...
raft 1 vmeans the piling up of ice brought about mainly by a shift in the wind, carrying great ma...
raft 1 vThe ice, rafting (tele- scoping) under the force of the gale, threw down our markers...
raft 1 vrafting, running ice ice pushed on shore by windDNE-citWK 60Used I and SupUsed I and Sup2...
rafter vIt was six miles from the edge of the raftered ice to the first island. . . ....
rafter v. . . we perceived that the adjacent land was liable to high floods, and raftering of the...
raft 1 vThe next day we were held in the rafter, the ice broke about a mile from us and my men ...