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• Barrack

  ·vi To live or lodge in barracks. II. Barrack ·noun A movable roof sliding on four posts, to cover ...

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• barrack

  v. to jeer at opponents, to interruptnoisily, to make a disturbance; with the preposition «for,» to...

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• Smack

  ·vi A loud kiss; a buss. II. Smack ·vi A small quantity; a taste. III. Smack ·adv As if with a sma...

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• to smack

  To kiss. I had a smack at her muns: I kissed her mouth. To smack calves skin; to kiss the book, i.e....

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• smack

  A vessel, sometimes like a cutter, used for mercantile purposes, or for carrying passengers; the lar...

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• hay barrack

  (Dutch, Hooi-berg, a hay-rick.) A straw-thatched roof, supported by four posts, capable of being rai...

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• barrack-master

  The officer placed in charge of a barrack. ...

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• smack smooth

  At the West, a term applied to land which is thoroughly cleared; i. e. smoothly cleared; level. It i...

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• berwick smack

  The old and well-found packets of former days, until superseded by steamers. (See barrack smack.) ...

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• fishing-smack

  A sloop having in the hold a well wherein to preserve the fish, particularly lobsters, alive. ...

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• smack-smooth

  Level with the surface; said of a mast which has gone by the board. ...

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