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Meanings of pick oakum in English
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Usage of pick oakum in English
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I'll have to eat skilly, you know, and pickoakum, and get my hair cut.
2
The few laborers aboard would take an occasional wheel, pickoakum, and yarn their unadventurous yarns.
3
Sentenced to pickoakum for six months.
4
He could play cat's-cradle, or pickoakum.
5
Would they set us to pickoakum?
6
Mr. Truelove tells me that they made him pickoakum in prison till his fingers were raw, and laughed at him for complaining.
7
At the charity home we were not expected to pickoakum or break boulders, but the work was hard and the returns were meagre.
8
The thought of paying that for nothing-worsethan nothing, for six months in jail!-inan English jail!- pickoakum!-eatskilly!-thatthought brought me to my senses.
9
They go on doing it as a convict goes on pickingoakum.
10
The Refractories were pickingoakum, in a small room giving on a yard.
11
It did help to kill time, and it was less troublesome than pickingoakum.
12
All joints in cast-iron pipe must be made with pickedoakum and molten lead and caulked gas-tight.
13
The old and infirm pickedoakum.
14
"You know of Bridewell-wherewhores are sent to pound hemp and pickoakum."
15
How many of our friends round about here would be pickingoakum now if they had made a gospel of that quotation?
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Yet we should oftener look over the tafferel of our craft, like curious passengers, and not make the voyage like stupid sailors pickingoakum.