Add to ORKGrind v. . .logs cut in the woods, an' when they'd come out they'd be rinded, you know.Well now, those days, there's. . .you don't have too much o' that at all.YesDNE-citJ. D. A. WIDDOWSONUsed I and SupUsed I and Sup1Used IOnly part of the quotation is used in the dictionary (beginning to "rinded" in line 2)
rind nTO'ring' trees was to cut the '_rind_' of a tree completelt around so the sap couldn't flo...
rind vwith the bark or rind removedwith the bark or rind removedYesDNE-citJWUsed I and SupUsed I and...
rind v. . . rounded spruce or fir poles, which frequently were not "rinded" (i.e. stripped o...
rinding vbl nA few [few = men] are left for a week or two longer to procure the rinds, or bark ...
rind vIn the spring of the year, the men go into the woods to rine the trees . . . . The ba...
rind n'rinds' dried pieces of bark from fire wood which has been cut and split; also verb[C Wms...
rind nAnd then in the evening,well, of course. . . they'd make up this fish again and cover i...
rind vBut in [a] good many cases when the fish had been finished, the rind wouldn't be much go...
rind vas a noun, is invariably used to denote the bark of a tree, and as a verb, to strip it off....
rind nThe bark on trees is called 'rind'. (noun) To rind (v) a tree is to cut the bark off a ...
rind vTrees are rinded. . .PRINTED ITEMG.M.Story October 1965Used I and SupUsed I and Sup1Used IThi...
rinding vbl nThe rinding of trees should be prohibited . . . This is too great a destruction of...
rind nWell, then when you'd get your fish made. . .put it in piles, you'd put 'em [ie the rines...
rind vWell, years ago way back, there was all mostly the rines - people goin' an' cut their rin...
rind nWell,years ago way back,there was all mostly the rines - people goin' an' cut their rine...
rind nTO'ring' trees was to cut the '_rind_' of a tree completelt around so the sap couldn't flo...
rind vwith the bark or rind removedwith the bark or rind removedYesDNE-citJWUsed I and SupUsed I and...
rind v. . . rounded spruce or fir poles, which frequently were not "rinded" (i.e. stripped o...
rinding vbl nA few [few = men] are left for a week or two longer to procure the rinds, or bark ...
rind vIn the spring of the year, the men go into the woods to rine the trees . . . . The ba...
rind n'rinds' dried pieces of bark from fire wood which has been cut and split; also verb[C Wms...
rind nAnd then in the evening,well, of course. . . they'd make up this fish again and cover i...
rind vBut in [a] good many cases when the fish had been finished, the rind wouldn't be much go...
rind vas a noun, is invariably used to denote the bark of a tree, and as a verb, to strip it off....
rind nThe bark on trees is called 'rind'. (noun) To rind (v) a tree is to cut the bark off a ...
rind vTrees are rinded. . .PRINTED ITEMG.M.Story October 1965Used I and SupUsed I and Sup1Used IThi...
rinding vbl nThe rinding of trees should be prohibited . . . This is too great a destruction of...
rind nWell, then when you'd get your fish made. . .put it in piles, you'd put 'em [ie the rines...
rind vWell, years ago way back, there was all mostly the rines - people goin' an' cut their rin...
rind nWell,years ago way back,there was all mostly the rines - people goin' an' cut their rine...
rind nTO'ring' trees was to cut the '_rind_' of a tree completelt around so the sap couldn't flo...
rind vwith the bark or rind removedwith the bark or rind removedYesDNE-citJWUsed I and SupUsed I and...
rind v. . . rounded spruce or fir poles, which frequently were not "rinded" (i.e. stripped o...