DCHP-1 Online
harse [< Cdn F < F herse harrow] Fur Trade, Obs. 
n. See quote.
- 1833 (1932) I was surprised to observe his frowning aspect on landing, and ascribed it to the circumstance of his being the "harse" or harrow, a term of derision applied to the slowest canoe.
- 1833 (1932) I was surprised to observe his frowning aspect on landing, and ascribed it to the circumstance of his being the "harse" or harrow, a term of derision applied to the slowest canoe.