Add to ORKGwing nA gang was/ heaving out ballast rocks, making place for a "wing pound" of sculps.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citW. J. KIRWIN SEP 1976 JH SEP 1976Used IUsed IUsed Iwing, wing fence, wing pound, POUND, HAWK, wing fence
pound nShuglawina . . . advised me to make a pound to catch salmon, and shewed me where to place i...
burstJeeze, what a big burst o' birds down on de landwash! I snick 'em down an' snick 'em down by d...
feather-sewelI gave them a feather-sewel to run on that side.W.J. KIRWIN DEC 1972 JH DEC 1972PRIN...
wing nCompartment, below, for sculps or coal.PRINTED ITEMG.M.Story April 1962Used IUsed INot usedwi...
pound nDown there, at the aft end, weltered a ''pound'' of sculps.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citW. J. KIRWI...
wing nSide pounds (see POUNDS)DNE-cit JH MAR 1974MAR 1974Used INot usedNot usedwing, wing fence, wi...
wing nOne of the storage spaces for seals below deck.PRINTED ITEMG.M.Story July 1959Used IUsed INo...
hawkTilsed finished the hawks of the deer-pound, then covered the shed with loose boards.DNE-cit ...
pound nTimber 'pounds' or sections were boarded off in the hold, for a heavy load of sculps had to ...
tunnel net. . . they are insensibly drawn into the pound, as partridges are into a tunnel net.PRINT...
pound nEverything was a gorgeous confusion of screaming winches, of shouts and orders, of coal in...
gangeI ganged a set of hooks for a boat's crew. . .W. J. KIRWIN JAN 1973JH JAN 1973PRINTED ITEM DNE...
sunken p pplPRINTED ITEM W.J.KIRWIN MAY 1972JH MAY 1972Used I and SupUsed I and SupNot usedsunken p...
oldMen bring a 'jig,' or steelyard, up on deck, and weigh four of the old-fat sculps. One tips t...
pound n'cribbed breakwater or breastwork opposite wharf in Fortune; filled with rocks'DNE-citAUG 25...
pound nShuglawina . . . advised me to make a pound to catch salmon, and shewed me where to place i...
burstJeeze, what a big burst o' birds down on de landwash! I snick 'em down an' snick 'em down by d...
feather-sewelI gave them a feather-sewel to run on that side.W.J. KIRWIN DEC 1972 JH DEC 1972PRIN...
wing nCompartment, below, for sculps or coal.PRINTED ITEMG.M.Story April 1962Used IUsed INot usedwi...
pound nDown there, at the aft end, weltered a ''pound'' of sculps.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citW. J. KIRWI...
wing nSide pounds (see POUNDS)DNE-cit JH MAR 1974MAR 1974Used INot usedNot usedwing, wing fence, wi...
wing nOne of the storage spaces for seals below deck.PRINTED ITEMG.M.Story July 1959Used IUsed INo...
hawkTilsed finished the hawks of the deer-pound, then covered the shed with loose boards.DNE-cit ...
pound nTimber 'pounds' or sections were boarded off in the hold, for a heavy load of sculps had to ...
tunnel net. . . they are insensibly drawn into the pound, as partridges are into a tunnel net.PRINT...
pound nEverything was a gorgeous confusion of screaming winches, of shouts and orders, of coal in...
gangeI ganged a set of hooks for a boat's crew. . .W. J. KIRWIN JAN 1973JH JAN 1973PRINTED ITEM DNE...
sunken p pplPRINTED ITEM W.J.KIRWIN MAY 1972JH MAY 1972Used I and SupUsed I and SupNot usedsunken p...
oldMen bring a 'jig,' or steelyard, up on deck, and weigh four of the old-fat sculps. One tips t...
pound n'cribbed breakwater or breastwork opposite wharf in Fortune; filled with rocks'DNE-citAUG 25...
pound nShuglawina . . . advised me to make a pound to catch salmon, and shewed me where to place i...
burstJeeze, what a big burst o' birds down on de landwash! I snick 'em down an' snick 'em down by d...
feather-sewelI gave them a feather-sewel to run on that side.W.J. KIRWIN DEC 1972 JH DEC 1972PRIN...