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  1. 81
    Published 1971
    “...log-hut We have only one/ log-hut in the place, where an old couple have lived for some years...”
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  2. 82
    Published 1965
    “...log-loaded p ppl Then the crowds rushing down to the wharves, and the wild cheers, as the grimy...”
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  3. 83
    Published 1973
    “...log n On our way, we stopped at a small log tilt, put up for the benefit of travellers. PRINTED...”
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  4. 84
    Published 1975
    “...log-load n . owners and crews alike would always look . with implicit confidence in their skill...”
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  5. 85
    Published 1976
    “...log n Before the weather became too cold and stormy we constructed a very substantial log tilt...”
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  6. 86
    Published 1978
    “...log-loaded p ppl The floes spread over the North Atlantic, and it requires the keenest judgment...”
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  7. 87
    Published 1972
    “...log-loaded p ppl . used to tell if a schooner was coming home with a full load of fish from...”
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  8. 88
    Published 1971
    “... logs were called Christmas logs. Birch logs were reserved for Xmas. [see 'Xmas Junk', "Yule-log', etc...”
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  9. 89
    Published 1973
    “...log-haul Employees who work the twelve-to-eight shift in the area called [PT] the _log-haul_ (place...”
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  10. 90
    Published 1970
    “...log-load n Only the lucky few would go home with the log-loads that meant firewood and food...”
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  11. 91
    Published 1964
    “...log-loaded p ppl [PT] Then he wanted some beef, he wanted a gallon o' molasses an' a bit o' butter...”
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  12. 92
    Published 1977
    “...log-loaded p ppl So to the distant isles there sailed, / In honour of the ivy god, / Scores of log...”
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  13. 93
    Published 1973
    “...log n 372. a path made in a short time using unpeeled logs laid side to side. The path is slippery...”
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  14. 94
    Published 1973
    “...log-canter [image] _LOG-CANTER_- ABOUT 6' long. Has a very sturdy handle, used by loggers to roll...”
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  15. 95
    Published 1973
    “...log-loaded p ppl . if he [skipper] had bad luck, [he would] steal the fat killed and panned by more...”
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  16. 96
    Published 1979
    “...log-loaded lagging - bottom edge of tub. OED laggin Sc and north 1. Projecting part of the staves...”
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  17. 97
    Published 1973
    “...log n 372. More commonly "slide path" at St. Joseph's,i.e. a winter path (usually across bogs...”
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  18. 98
    Published 1964
    “... the heat in the close log tilts; but afterwards found sleeping in an open-front tent a very different...”
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  19. 99
    Published 1979
    “...log-loaded Lip-an-lagin Signifies either that a vessel is brimful, or that the edge of a boat...”
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  20. 100
    Published 1971
    “...log-loaded p ppl Our people fished for cod, lobsters and herring; they grew potatoes and cabbages...”
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