DCHP-1 Online
fur ((v.)) Nfld. 
v. hunt fur-bearing animals; run a trapline.
See also: furring
- 1799 [. . . it is not a mile broad there, as I was informed by planters at Bonaventure, who usually go a furring there in the winter.]
- 1912 You see he worked the bones through his hide, furring all winter and fishing summers, and what he earned he'd get in truck from the company.
- 1933 He used to fur the path that cuts in over the hills from Grand Lake, near Cotter's Point. . . .
- 1799 [. . . it is not a mile broad there, as I was informed by planters at Bonaventure, who usually go a furring there in the winter.]