_lop_

• Format: Manuscript
• Language: English
• Subjects: English language > Dialects > Newfoundland and Labrador; Newfoundland
• Online Access: http://collections.mun.ca/cdm/ref/collection/elrcdne/id/49832

lop 2 n [PT]JW [check]1. _Punick-_ seasick [check]2. _cuddy_- this is the little [PT] closet in the bow of the boaat into which the fishermen put [PT] their hooks etc. 3. Starn- refers to the rear or stern of [PT] the boat. [check]4. _Cribin_- support built to prevent the [PT] sea from washing away the land. [check]5. _Lop_- this refers to a sea wave. [check]6. _graple_- another word for anchor. [PT] 7. warf- another name for wharf. [Pt] 8. swell- refers to much tide. [swel] [check]9. _cradle_- this refers to huge sticks [PT] made into a platform onto which the boats are pulled in the night. [check]10. _Damper_- this refers to a piece of [PT] lead used to sink a line and hook. When fishing with hand line [check]11. _Kellick_- this is a sort of anchor made [PT] from wood and rocks.It is used to keep traps and nets stationary. [PT] [PT] [PT] [check]12. _Barkin_- this refers to the barking of a trap with _cutch_[check], _pitch_[check] or _barkem_.[check] [PT] [check]13. _Carkin_ the boat- this is [PT] when a boat is first built some sort of fibre is used to put in the cracks and seems to keep the boat from leaking. [check]14. _Saltbolk_- this is when fresh [PT] fish is salted and dried to be sold or eaten. [check]15. _Piggin_- this is a dipper [PT] like thing made from wood and used to dip water out of theboat. [check]16. _midships_ this refers to the [PT] middle of the boat. Yes Note [PT] rare when final in syllable Used I and Sup Used I and Sup Not Used tumble, have a lop on, stir up a lop in a piggin Checked by Jordyn Hughes on Mon 10 Aug 2015, card divided into two columns, 1-11 on left and 12-16 on right