Add to ORKGwarm a, nWe would slide ... until dark then run to the dogs' feed house to get a warm.. Describing ab.1926.PRINTED ITEM DNE SupAUG 21 1988 WKG. M. StoryUsed I and SupUsed I and SupUsed Supget a warm; to warm; warm fla
porchAfter breakfast I walked over to Dove Brook, one of the immune places. The Birds came out by ...
dog1 nIn these days, [note that _those_ not used!], it was customary for the people to bring firew...
heat n.(�), n. A warming after cold. "Go, get a _hate_ for yerself."A warming after cold.YesPRINTED...
warm a, nA warming. "Get a _warm_."PRINTED ITEMG.M.StoryJuly 1959Used I and SupUsed I and Sup1Used...
warm a, n. . . often we had to keep a big fire in all day and leave the pit every now and then to...
warm a, nWarm; a warming up.PRINTED ITEMG.M.StoryApril 1962Used I and SupNot usedNot usedget a warm;...
warm a, nWe halted [the comatic] just to get a warm and some tea..PRINTED ITEM DNE SupMAR 31 1989...
warm a, n'We'll rest there, and you can go in and get a warm.'AUG 12 1988 WKUsed I and SupUsed I ...
putting dogs toAfter breakfast putting four dogs to the sled, I went with Fogarty to Indian Cove fo...
fur nNo furs stirring since the fine weather set in.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citW. J. KIRWIN DEC 1972JH D...
warm a, n"Take the wheel," I said, "and let Edward go down for a warm; he has had the wheel f...
hornMind's eye recalls slide "horns" festooned, each with a pair of [swanskin mitts] as the wearer...
thick aIt appeared that dogs were more apt to be dangerous in "thick" weather, in times of falli...
warm a, none without much forcePRINTED ITEMG.M.StoryJune 1961Used I and SupUsed INot usedget a warm;...
puppy nHaving caught a severe cold, by sleeping in*puppy's parlour/for the three last nights, I de...
porchAfter breakfast I walked over to Dove Brook, one of the immune places. The Birds came out by ...
dog1 nIn these days, [note that _those_ not used!], it was customary for the people to bring firew...
heat n.(�), n. A warming after cold. "Go, get a _hate_ for yerself."A warming after cold.YesPRINTED...
warm a, nA warming. "Get a _warm_."PRINTED ITEMG.M.StoryJuly 1959Used I and SupUsed I and Sup1Used...
warm a, n. . . often we had to keep a big fire in all day and leave the pit every now and then to...
warm a, nWarm; a warming up.PRINTED ITEMG.M.StoryApril 1962Used I and SupNot usedNot usedget a warm;...
warm a, nWe halted [the comatic] just to get a warm and some tea..PRINTED ITEM DNE SupMAR 31 1989...
warm a, n'We'll rest there, and you can go in and get a warm.'AUG 12 1988 WKUsed I and SupUsed I ...
putting dogs toAfter breakfast putting four dogs to the sled, I went with Fogarty to Indian Cove fo...
fur nNo furs stirring since the fine weather set in.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citW. J. KIRWIN DEC 1972JH D...
warm a, n"Take the wheel," I said, "and let Edward go down for a warm; he has had the wheel f...
hornMind's eye recalls slide "horns" festooned, each with a pair of [swanskin mitts] as the wearer...
thick aIt appeared that dogs were more apt to be dangerous in "thick" weather, in times of falli...
warm a, none without much forcePRINTED ITEMG.M.StoryJune 1961Used I and SupUsed INot usedget a warm;...
puppy nHaving caught a severe cold, by sleeping in*puppy's parlour/for the three last nights, I de...
porchAfter breakfast I walked over to Dove Brook, one of the immune places. The Birds came out by ...
dog1 nIn these days, [note that _those_ not used!], it was customary for the people to bring firew...
heat n.(�), n. A warming after cold. "Go, get a _hate_ for yerself."A warming after cold.YesPRINTED...