snowshed
Americannoun
noun
Etymology
Origin of snowshed
Example Sentences
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Houston followed the figure toward the snowshed on the hill.
From The White Desert by Fischer, Anton Otto
The grip of at least one snowshed was broken; but there remained twenty more—and the Death Trail—beyond!
From The White Desert by Fischer, Anton Otto
Both the firemen on Number Six have went out from gas—in the snowshed.
From The White Desert by Fischer, Anton Otto
By to-morrow morning, ever' snowshed, he will be bank-full of snow.
From The White Desert by Fischer, Anton Otto
They made something over two miles in the first hour and soon afterwards came to the mouth of a snowshed.
From Carmen's Messenger by Bindloss, Harold
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