Add to ORKGrifter* nPiece of timber supporting the roof boarding in a building. Inf. insists on this pronun.OCT 29 1981Used IUsed INot used"rifter" does not have its own content in the dictionary, it directs you to "raft 1 v", but this Head Word does not include this sense of the wor
rafter vA word of explanation is necessary in connection with"raftering." Large sheets of ice, l...
rafter vIce is said to rafter, when,DNE-citfrom _rafting_ cardSEP.3 1977Used IUsed I1Used IThe ci...
rafter nrafter - for a house( However this was one of my analogies for expla...
rifter* nrafter (in a dwellingNot used . Back - up evidence for other _rift (er_ senses.MAY 30 ...
rifter* nraftersraftersJH 3/74Used INot usedNot used"rifter" does not have its own content in the di...
rifter* nFour inch sticks stretched from the backbone to each side of the cellar. These 'rifters...
rifter* nrifters in the top lofflast place visitedWK Fall 63Used INot usedNot used"rifter" does not ...
raft 1 v. . . .get up on a big rafter now an' heave clumpers at 'em,you know. (large piece of i...
raft 1 vNoun. Formed from two sheets of ice come together under pressure, and splinter and raft...
raft nA floating platform. ("Used in place of a bridge".)W. J. KIRWIN JAN 1972JH JAN ...
raft nA pile of timber; logs or boards tied together to float passengers on a river or the ocean i...
raft 1 v[SORDEN 93 A unit or raft of logs on a river or lake.] exx. of rafter, and rafting ...
raft 1 vRafter at a pressure ridge (Newfoundland).PRINTED ITEM DNE-citSee _decker_. Check xerox o...
rafter nFogarty and the sealer cutting longers and rafters.PRINTED ITEM W. J. KIRWIN DEC 197...
raft 1 vFrom this boom the logs were rafted (raft means to tie logs side by side) and towed ....
rafter vA word of explanation is necessary in connection with"raftering." Large sheets of ice, l...
rafter vIce is said to rafter, when,DNE-citfrom _rafting_ cardSEP.3 1977Used IUsed I1Used IThe ci...
rafter nrafter - for a house( However this was one of my analogies for expla...
rifter* nrafter (in a dwellingNot used . Back - up evidence for other _rift (er_ senses.MAY 30 ...
rifter* nraftersraftersJH 3/74Used INot usedNot used"rifter" does not have its own content in the di...
rifter* nFour inch sticks stretched from the backbone to each side of the cellar. These 'rifters...
rifter* nrifters in the top lofflast place visitedWK Fall 63Used INot usedNot used"rifter" does not ...
raft 1 v. . . .get up on a big rafter now an' heave clumpers at 'em,you know. (large piece of i...
raft 1 vNoun. Formed from two sheets of ice come together under pressure, and splinter and raft...
raft nA floating platform. ("Used in place of a bridge".)W. J. KIRWIN JAN 1972JH JAN ...
raft nA pile of timber; logs or boards tied together to float passengers on a river or the ocean i...
raft 1 v[SORDEN 93 A unit or raft of logs on a river or lake.] exx. of rafter, and rafting ...
raft 1 vRafter at a pressure ridge (Newfoundland).PRINTED ITEM DNE-citSee _decker_. Check xerox o...
rafter nFogarty and the sealer cutting longers and rafters.PRINTED ITEM W. J. KIRWIN DEC 197...
raft 1 vFrom this boom the logs were rafted (raft means to tie logs side by side) and towed ....
rafter vA word of explanation is necessary in connection with"raftering." Large sheets of ice, l...
rafter vIce is said to rafter, when,DNE-citfrom _rafting_ cardSEP.3 1977Used IUsed I1Used IThe ci...
rafter nrafter - for a house( However this was one of my analogies for expla...