Add to ORKGwhabby nThe most remarkable of the sea-birds which frequent these coasts are ... the loon and whabby, both of the diving genus.G.M.Story May 1958PRINTED ITEM DNE-citUsed I and SupUsed I and Sup1Used Iwhabby, wabby, wamby, waubbe, whobb
_div�rs__Cent_ divers 1 n 1 (b) 'a bird that habitually dives, as loon, grebe, auk or p...
whabby nWobby. A bird of the snipe family. This bird whose ululating cry on a summer evening is sai...
whabby nThe bird of the snipe family whose ululating cry on a summer evening is said to presage rai...
loonThe most remarkable of the sea-birds which frequent these coasts [include] the loon and whabby...
whabby nn. A kind of sea bird.G.M.Story July 1959PRINTED ITEMUsed I and SupUsed I and Sup1Not usedw...
whabby nRed-throated Loon (spelled also wabby, waby, and wobby. Possibly derived from 'wobble,' a...
whabby nIn one of the lakelets in a flat barren was a pair of red-throated loons... The old birds ...
whabby n[A bird] Known here by the name of Whobby [_Gavia stellata_ Pontoppidan][S]124[S] he is of ...
loonA large fowl of the diving genus.PRINTED ITEM G.M.Story August 1959Not usedNot usedWithdrawn[se...
whabby nOther birds include.. turr (murre tinker [sic])...and wobby (red-throated loon)..PRINTED I...
whabby nRed-throated loon: Wobby (from its wavering call in the flight), Caperace, or Cape Racer (f...
whabby nLocal names for birds give us not only many Newfoundland coinages, but also dialect surviva...
whabby n...known here by the name of Whobby. He is of the Loon kind & an excellent diver but very o...
whabby nLoon ... called here "Loo." There is another Loon, or as it is called here "Waubbe," whic...
ice NThe most remarkable of the sea-birds which frequent these coasts are ... the tinker, or raz...
_div�rs__Cent_ divers 1 n 1 (b) 'a bird that habitually dives, as loon, grebe, auk or p...
whabby nWobby. A bird of the snipe family. This bird whose ululating cry on a summer evening is sai...
whabby nThe bird of the snipe family whose ululating cry on a summer evening is said to presage rai...
loonThe most remarkable of the sea-birds which frequent these coasts [include] the loon and whabby...
whabby nn. A kind of sea bird.G.M.Story July 1959PRINTED ITEMUsed I and SupUsed I and Sup1Not usedw...
whabby nRed-throated Loon (spelled also wabby, waby, and wobby. Possibly derived from 'wobble,' a...
whabby nIn one of the lakelets in a flat barren was a pair of red-throated loons... The old birds ...
whabby n[A bird] Known here by the name of Whobby [_Gavia stellata_ Pontoppidan][S]124[S] he is of ...
loonA large fowl of the diving genus.PRINTED ITEM G.M.Story August 1959Not usedNot usedWithdrawn[se...
whabby nOther birds include.. turr (murre tinker [sic])...and wobby (red-throated loon)..PRINTED I...
whabby nRed-throated loon: Wobby (from its wavering call in the flight), Caperace, or Cape Racer (f...
whabby nLocal names for birds give us not only many Newfoundland coinages, but also dialect surviva...
whabby n...known here by the name of Whobby. He is of the Loon kind & an excellent diver but very o...
whabby nLoon ... called here "Loo." There is another Loon, or as it is called here "Waubbe," whic...
ice NThe most remarkable of the sea-birds which frequent these coasts are ... the tinker, or raz...
_div�rs__Cent_ divers 1 n 1 (b) 'a bird that habitually dives, as loon, grebe, auk or p...
whabby nWobby. A bird of the snipe family. This bird whose ululating cry on a summer evening is sai...
whabby nThe bird of the snipe family whose ululating cry on a summer evening is said to presage rai...