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201“...run n One winter when I was very young some fishermen were going to the ships' run, the waters...”
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202“...run n [The island] is separated from the mainland by a strait or tickle--the local name-- called...”
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203“...run n Only six salmon were netted this morning, but two were over ten pounds and there could well...”
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204“...run v . . . so rapidly did the packed slob, relieved of the inward pressure of the easterly breeze...”
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205“...run v Movement generated heat and thus hastened decomposition [of the seal fat];a full ship locked...”
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206“...run v The great object is when ice hunting masters come up with old seals on loose ice to keep...”
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207“...run v What we called cast net balls years ago,you know.They haves it right tight together ,see...”
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208“...run v . . . Tobin brought up all the skippers, who proved that it was a custom of the fishery...”
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209“...running vbl n The way in which the bears are generally / caught in Labrador is by what is called a...”
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210“...running vbl n The way in which the bears are generally / caught in Labrador is by what is called a...”
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211“...run n The winter / supply of salt cod was caught and cured in the fall, the season that normally...”
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212“...running vbl n 53. breast-marks. Common usage. One of the two marks used to fix a position at sea...”
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213Published 1963“...spring2 n This [seal] fishery is carried on from May to June 10 (spring "run"), and from 20th...”
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214“...run v In '69 [1869] Mr. Doyle sailed from his native place, King's Cove, in the _Goldfinder...”
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215“...run n When the vats begin to run, the oil drops from the crib upon the water in the pan...”
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216“...run n With spring come the first runs of fish. Freshwater smelts are first, and they abound...”
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217“...run v _Cent_ ~� v 4 spec.7 of a ship , _to sail before the_ 5 _boats run daily_ wind _OED_ ~ v 10...”
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218“...run n The main entrance to the bay, however, lays on the west side, between North Head and Exploits...”
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219“...running vbl n The Northern Newfoundlanders often run great risks in seal hunting. They walk out...”
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