Mr. Thoresby to Mr. Ray. 3 39 



T. 



T JpIajhy fmall Beer, or thin Drink. 

 A Tarrant (forte pro Tyrant) a crabbed froward 

 Fellow. 

 A 'tavern, a Cellar, 

 To Tawr with the Hand. 

 A water Tawv, a fwooning Fit. 

 ATeathybody, peevifh, crabbed.* 

 A Teeming-woman, L e. Child-bearing- woman* 

 A Aether, Tedder, var. dial. 

 Thar-Cake,* or Hearth-Cake. 

 Tharms, Pudding-skins. 

 Thaw, thou, var. dial. 

 To Thoyl, afford. 



To Thraw, to turn Wood with a TooL 



A Threave of Straw, a Burden of it. 



A Thwang for a Shoe , the Latchet, S. ^Spang, a 



Thong. 

 To Tifle, to ftifle, over-fet. 

 A Tifled Horfe, when broken above the Loyfls. 

 To Tipe over, fall, or over-turn. 

 Tiper-down, itrong Drink, for tiping over. 

 Tipjy, almoft drunk, from tipling. 

 Titter and better, fooner. 

 To Topple down, fall. 

 Toot a well, very well, too too well. 

 A Tooming, Wool taken off the Cards* 

 Topfy-turvy, upfide-down. 



Trawth, as Faith and Trawth , S. Tpeop^e, Fides.. 

 A Trippet, a quarter of a Pound. , 

 To Trujh, to run through all the dirt, a fono Mpt 

 To keep Tutch, to be as gobd as the Promife. 

 Tuta, too too y thou'rt tuta earneft, clamorous, co- 

 vetous, importunate, .unfatisfyable. 

 Turlings, Coals about a fills bignefs, * 

 Twills, Quills,- 



X x % Uncouth 



