Add to ORKGrind vas a noun, is invariably used to denote the bark of a tree, and as a verb, to strip it off.DNE-cit PRINTED ITEMG.M.Story June 1959Used I and SupUsed I and Sup1Used IThe quote in the dictionary simply reads: "to strip [the bark] off [a tree].
rinding vbl nA thin wooden spoon-like implement, about 8 inches in length, used in removing bark ...
bark v= (to rind trees) _OED_ bark v 2 3 (1545-1877) _Cent_ _NID_ etcto rind treesUsed I and Sup...
rind n'rinds' dried pieces of bark from fire wood which has been cut and split; also verb[C Wms...
rind nThe bark on trees is called 'rind'. (noun) To rind (v) a tree is to cut the bark off a ...
rinding vbl nA few [few = men] are left for a week or two longer to procure the rinds, or bark ...
rind vwith the bark or rind removedwith the bark or rind removedYesDNE-citJWUsed I and SupUsed I and...
rind nTO'ring' trees was to cut the '_rind_' of a tree completelt around so the sap couldn't flo...
rind vv.t. Remove bark from (pulpwood)v.t. Remove bark from (pulpwood)PRINTED ITEMG.M.Story Jul...
rind v. . .logs cut in the woods, an' when they'd come out they'd be rinded, you know.Well now,...
rind vIn the spring of the year, the men go into the woods to rine the trees . . . . The ba...
rinding vbl nThe action of taking the bark from trees. In this part of the world, one length o...
rind nthe bark of a tree.the bark of a tree.PRINTED ITEMG. M. Story June 1961Used I and SupNot used...
rind vTake the bark from the top of the tree and rind down towards the bottom.DNE Sup PRINTED ITE...
rind nA rind is the whole bark, for about five feet in length, of a young fir, or spruce, whic...
rinding vbl n(Birchen) birch broom. This broom was made by rhining the brushes back on the stump...
rinding vbl nA thin wooden spoon-like implement, about 8 inches in length, used in removing bark ...
bark v= (to rind trees) _OED_ bark v 2 3 (1545-1877) _Cent_ _NID_ etcto rind treesUsed I and Sup...
rind n'rinds' dried pieces of bark from fire wood which has been cut and split; also verb[C Wms...
rind nThe bark on trees is called 'rind'. (noun) To rind (v) a tree is to cut the bark off a ...
rinding vbl nA few [few = men] are left for a week or two longer to procure the rinds, or bark ...
rind vwith the bark or rind removedwith the bark or rind removedYesDNE-citJWUsed I and SupUsed I and...
rind nTO'ring' trees was to cut the '_rind_' of a tree completelt around so the sap couldn't flo...
rind vv.t. Remove bark from (pulpwood)v.t. Remove bark from (pulpwood)PRINTED ITEMG.M.Story Jul...
rind v. . .logs cut in the woods, an' when they'd come out they'd be rinded, you know.Well now,...
rind vIn the spring of the year, the men go into the woods to rine the trees . . . . The ba...
rinding vbl nThe action of taking the bark from trees. In this part of the world, one length o...
rind nthe bark of a tree.the bark of a tree.PRINTED ITEMG. M. Story June 1961Used I and SupNot used...
rind vTake the bark from the top of the tree and rind down towards the bottom.DNE Sup PRINTED ITE...
rind nA rind is the whole bark, for about five feet in length, of a young fir, or spruce, whic...
rinding vbl n(Birchen) birch broom. This broom was made by rhining the brushes back on the stump...
rinding vbl nA thin wooden spoon-like implement, about 8 inches in length, used in removing bark ...
bark v= (to rind trees) _OED_ bark v 2 3 (1545-1877) _Cent_ _NID_ etcto rind treesUsed I and Sup...
rind n'rinds' dried pieces of bark from fire wood which has been cut and split; also verb[C Wms...