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21Published“...shores 'legs.' 'legs.' DNE-cit Not used Not used Withdrawn Checked by Raji Sreeni on Mon 17 Aug...”
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22Published 1962“...Shore Shorn. Shorn. PRINTED ITEM G.M. Story April 1962 Not used Not used Withdrawn Checked by Raji...”
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23Published“...shore 2 n .the main front of the wharf are strouters. The inside part of what they put...”
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24Published 1979“...shores = legs 1 jocular usage = legs Withdraw MAY 01 1979 MAY 10 1979 Not used Not used Withdrawn...”
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25Published“...shore Slender Suspect illegible fair sh_a_re of wood [-]Query file?[-] withdrawn Not used Not used...”
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26Published 1972“...shore 2 n We loaded the shallop with posts and shores. . . PRINTED ITEM DNE-cit W.J.KIRWIN DEC 1972...”
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27Published 1970“...shore 2 n . . . the perpendicular posts which support the front of a fishing stage PRINTED ITEM G...”
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28Published 1973“...shore 2 n The houses were usually built on "shores" or wooden posts and basements were had by only...”
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29Published 1971“...shore 2 n When I was diggin' holes fer da shores (pillars) fer me new house, in the one place only...”
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30Published 1975“...shore 2 n The stages are begun on the edge of the shore, and built out into the sea, a floor...”
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31Published 1959“...shore 2 n .the inner [piles of a wharf], which are called _shores_. PRINTED ITEM DNE-cit G.M.Story...”
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32Published 1957“...shore 2 n These stage-posts are of different lengths, but usually from ten to fifteen feet...”
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33Published 1972“...shore To support or hold up Yes W.J. KIRWIN JAN 1972 JH JAN 1972 Not used Not used Withdrawn...”
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34Published 1969“...shore 2 n . . . stages and shores, All must be placed safe from the sea, Ready for next year...”
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35Published 1979“...shore 2 n [To build a house] four straight logs would be laid in place as level as possible on wood...”
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36Published 1979“...shore 2 n The broad flakes consist of a set of beams, supported by posts and shores, or stout...”
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37Published“...shore 2 n For the shores there'd be strouters. They'd be shorter, probably eight feet long, twelve...”
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38Published 1961“...shore 1 n .a skull of fish appeared on the shore. PRINTED ITEM DNE-cit G.M.Story June 1961...”
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39Published 1977“...shore 1 n .although the shore is for the most part barren along this portion of the coast, the seas...”
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40Published 1979“...shore 1 n But the French were recognized as having the right of fishing concurrently...”
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