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1Published 1964“...take "Dry as tinder." Tinder is a dry substance which takes fire very easily. Yes J.WIDDOSON [-]=C...”
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2Published 1973“...stand fire The boys an' the maidens would get together, that's the small ones, an' we would have...”
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3Published 1961“...firing 'lighting the fire' ? lighting the fire 13 WK 61 Not used Not used Withdrawn withdrawn...”
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5Published 1970“...fire "Don't you fire that at me." (Fire menaing throw) throw JH SEP 1970 Used I and Sup Used I...”
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7Published 1965“...firing n We have bread and vegetables, and firing enough, and if we got a pint or so of Kerosene...”
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8Published 1970“...fire "I fired a rock at him." [see 'croostin' Used I and Sup Used I and Sup Withdrawn croostin...”
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9Published“...fire He fired a rock at the dog. to throw. to throw Used I and Sup Not used Withdrawn withdrawn...”
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11Published“...fire 'to throw, heave; very widely used' "she's an awful hand for firing rocks at my hens" to throw...”
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12Published 1973“...firing n Oh yes, there was some_ a certain amount inside; but not very big, because the people used...”
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13Published 1973“...fire "Don't you fire that at me." (Fire meaning throw) throw JH JUN 1973 JH JUN 1973 Used I and Sup...”
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20Published“...fire n "iron fire-place"? WK Used I and Sup Not used Withdrawn withdrawn but no stamp...”
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