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stoneboat†
DCHP-1 (pre-1967)
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n.
a low sledlike contrivance, sometimes having shaped log-runners, used for removing stones from fields and for other heavy hauling.
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1887
Then we loaded them on the stoneboat, drawn by the oxen.
1901
In the afternoon the colt was put through her morning experience, with the variation that the stone-boat was piled up with a fairly heavy load of earth and stone.
1963
We brought out two hams . . . and between stoneboat loads of heavy sod we made great inroads into them. . . .
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