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61Published 1979“...log-haul now Withdraw FEB 5 1979 1 cite only from _DC_'s logging term [check] Not used Not used...”
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62Published 1960“...log n 'wooden frame for sawing logs' 2 WK 60 Used I and Sup Not used Withdrawn Checked by Jordyn...”
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63Published 1979“...log sticks Withdraw FEB 5 1979 ? Prob nonce [check] He doesn't want to use 'shores' after the verb...”
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65Published“...liver [PT]JW [PT] If a boat's keel turned out _'hogged'_ or crooked 'she' was liver-logged...”
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67Published“...saw log _Cent_ _OED_ _NID_ _DAE_ _DC_ Withdraw? [check] Not used Not used Withdrawn...”
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68Published 1964“...log house [PT] .the only name I have for a shim is if you build a.a log. a log house, you know...”
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69Published 1974“...saw logs Those men who were not engaged at building went to the woods and spent the winter cutting...”
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70Published 1969“...log-loaded p ppl They were log-loaded. Between them they must have held at least forty cases plus a...”
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71Published 1970“...log-loaded p ppl The ship was hurriedly patched-up and sent out, and she"log-loaded" _twice_ within...”
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72Published 1973“...log-loaded p ppl [PT] .just as calm as 'tis now; wasn't a ripple on the water, not a ripple. An' I...”
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73Published 1977“...log sticks Men working at dogfish filled this store with dogfish until the sides bulged out...”
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74Published“... logs. See cited quotation. DNE-cit [-]Jankins[-] Used I and Sup Not used 6 Not used Card is stamped DNE...”
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75Published 1975“... log of an open fire over the house on Christmas Eve. PRINTED ITEM W. J. KIRWIN MAY 1975 JH MAY 1975...”
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76Published 1976“...log n Here Mr. Carroll had erected a log tilt in which he and his men resided. DNE-cit GMS Jan 76...”
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77Published 1973“...log shacks Very few of the old-type log shacks now remain, having given place to the more modern...”
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78Published 1975“...log-loaded p ppl (a) Very deep into the water - as with a heavily load boat. [sic] (b) Quite drunk...”
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79Published 1970“...log-loaded p ppl This term is only used when every cranny in the ship is filled with sculps...”
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80Published 1976“...log-loaded p ppl Every dogberry tree in the city is log-loaded with berries. PRINTED ITEM DNE-cit...”
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