Re:TheAshLad - Sandbooks

ecord of things donefound experienced etc. as (a)a record of.
discoveries or variations atsuccessive depths in drilling a well a graph
or. chart displaying thisinformation (b)a record with details of journeys
kept by. a lorry driver(c)a record of what is broadcast by a radio or
television. station(d)computing a sequential file of the transactions on a
database. e.. c alist or summary of claims for a wage increase etc. freq.
more fully log. ofclaims. austral. e. f. chichester an oldfashioned log
which worked by. timing the runoutof a given length of line. a yachting
world in theory a. navigator keepseverything in his log. b k. g. fenelon a
daily logshowing the. nature ofthe work performed. national observer
(us) newspapers run their own. tvlogs.phrases (as) easy as falling off a
log see falling vbl n. fall like. alog fall in a helpless or stunned state.
heave the log stream the logthrow. the log use a log to ascertain a ship's
speed. in the log (of wood)unhewn. king. log see king n. lie like a log
lie motionless lie in ahelpless or stunned. state. log of claims see sense
c above. patent logsee patent a. rough log. see rough a. round log see
round a. sail by thelog calculate a ship's position. by the log. sleep like
a log see sleep v.stream the log throw the log see. heave the log
above.comb. logbasket a basket for holding logs by a fire. logboard a
hingedpair of boards on which the particulars of a ship's log are. noted
fortranscription into the logbook log cabin (orig. us) (a)a cabin or.
smallhouse built of logs (b)a pattern in patchwork quilting etc. in.
whichpieces of material are arranged to give the effect of pieces of
woodformed. into adjoining squares log canoe hollowed out of a single
treelogcock n.. amer. pileated woodpecker log flume (a)a channel built
toconvey water for. transporting logs or timber (b) flume n. b loghead
astupid person. logheaded a. stupid dull obtuse loghouse (a)a houseetc.
built of logs us. hist. a prison (b) logcabin (b) above loglinea line of
fathoms or more. forming part of a log for ascertaining thespeed of a
ship the kind of line used. for this purpose logman (a)gen.a person who
carries logs (b)us local a. person employed to cut and carrylogs to a
mill logrunner any of various mainly. australasiangrounddwelling
songbirds of the family orthonychidae spec. (also. calledchowchilla)
either of two birds of the genus orthonyx which. havestiffened tail
feathers log sheet a logbook in which the driver of. acommercial motor
vehicle enters particulars of working and rest hourslogwork. (a)the
arrangement of logs in the walls of a house or otherbuilding (b)the.
keeping of a log or logbook.log l n. a. m. abbrev. a n.. logarithm (freq.
used precedinga number or algebraic quantity the logarithm of. which is
to be indicated).m.loge natural logarithm (of). b adj.. logarithmic.
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