Definition of Siruping

1. sirup [v] - See also: sirup

Lexicographical Neighbors of Siruping

sirras
sirred
sirree
sirrees
sirring
sirrush
sirrushes
sirs
sirt
sirtuin
sirtuins
sirup
siruped
sirupier
sirupiest
siruping (current term)
sirups
sirupy
sirvente
sirventes
sis
sis boom bah
sisal
sisal family
sisal hemp
sisals
siscowet
siscowets
sise
sisel

Literary usage of Siruping

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. The Vermont Historical Gazetteer: A Magazine, Embracing a History of Each by Abby Maria Hemenway, George W. Wing, Carrie Elizabeth Hemenway Page (1871)
"The Spring following ho dug troughs and carried them to the trees on the crust, and tapped and boiled in the first run. While siruping off, the young man ..."

2. Fifth Reader by Charles Maurice Stebbins (1913)
"After about three days of gathering and boiling the sap, came the " siruping down." During all that afternoon we added no more sap, and we watched carefully ..."

3. Fifth Reader by Charles Maurice Stebbins (1913)
"... squirrel, mouse, muskrat, fox : we knew them all by their tracks. After about three days of gathering and boiling the sap, came the " siruping down. ..."

4. Forest Fancies by Lucy Charlton Kellerhouse (1917)
"bush, you air so handy at the siruping-down. I like useful children. Has your ma got many like you?" "So many," cried Nani, "that she is going to let me ..."

5. House Documents, Otherwise Publ. as Executive Documents: 13th Congress, 2d by United States Congress. House (1863)
"Twelve hours is long enough to boil at one time for siruping off. The sirup should be boiled down as thick as it can be strained when taken from the fire. ..."

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