hod

They lost little time in beginning, each coming with his first hod of plaster.

They were both in the toils quite ten months of the year, while during the other two months they carried a hod!

He—and Hod Brooks—those two might defy all the town—might cow them all to silence even now.

He did not look at his mother's face, did not see the quick look with which Hod Brooks turned from him to her.

I spared her, and consequently am dying, while she, in the arms of her hod carrier——Do not misjudge me.

By a spiteful eye, a Revolutionary knapsack might easily be construed to be a hod.

If the pepper happens to belong to the Cayenne persuasion, he magnifies it into a hod of bricks.

A damned Oytalian lit fall th' hod as Moike was walkin' pasht as dacint as you plaze.

But old Hod Brooks only put his hands deeper in his pockets and slouched on alongside.

The mortar man hurried off with his hod of mortar, and the little boy wandered over to where the carpenters were.