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SUCKLING. Trifolium rcfcns-, white clover. 

 SUMMERLY. A turncp fallow. A backward fum- 



merfy ; an autumnal wheat-fallow : a right-out jam- 



merly ; a whole year's fallow. 

 SWALE. Shade. 

 SWAYS. Rods, orfwitches. 

 SWINGLE. A crank. 



T. 



TACK. Soibftance, folidity, proof; fpoken of the fooi 



of cattle and other {lock. 



TAR-ROPE. Rope-yarn ; the thread of old cables, &c. 

 TASKER. A thrafher. 

 TEAMER. A team of five horfcs. 

 TEAMERMAN. A waggoner, carter, or driver of 



a teamer. 



TEATHE. The diin^&c. of cattle. See vol. i. p. 33. 

 THAPES. Goofebcrries. 

 THIGHT. Applied to turneps or other crops, clofe, 



thickfet: applied to roofs or vcfTels, impervious op- 



pofed to leaky. 



THACK. Thatch : thackjlcr, thatcher. 

 THONE, or THONEY. Damp, limber, as under- 



dried hay. 



To TOP-UP. To finifti highly; as fatting bullocks. 

 TRIP. Of Iheep ; a fmall flock. 

 TURF. Peat. 

 TWO-FURROWING. Double plowing ; trench- 



plowing j fod-burying. 



VALLEY. 



