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G L O S S A R.
lours ivorn by the High-
landers. Tartan plaid.
Tarran fcreen. large piece
of fucb like fluff, ivorn by
the women over their head
andjhoidders. ; alfo feme
kind of poll age, fee i. 2 1 1 .
Tarveals. plague us, torment
us (with fretfidncfs and
ill humour.")
Tafhed . flamed, /potted.
Tauld. told.
Teats, final! parcds.
Tees'd. nibbled.
Temper pin. i. 175.
Tent. heed. Tenty. heedful,
cautious.
Thae. thcfe, thofc.
Thairs. there is.
The. to. the gither. tog-e-
ther, the night to night-
Thee, thrive.
Thift. theft.
Thimber. ii. 139.
Thir. thefe.
Thocht. though.
Thoehts. thoughts.
Thole, fuffer, endure.
Thou's. Thoufe. thoujhalt.
Thrang. bufy.
Thrangs. throngs, crouds,
preffes.
Thravv. twifl, twine, turn,
manage, crofs, thivart.
Thraw-cruk. an inflrument
ufed bv hujbanamen for
iwifling hay, &c. into
ropes.
Thrawis. throes, pangs, a-
gonies.
Thrifsles thiflles.
Thud, flroke, noife or fund
occajioned by a blow, or the
fall of any heavy body.
Tiff, good order.
Tih.prff.
Till. to.
Tinclair. tinker.
Tine. lofe.
Tinkler, tinker.
Tint. lofl.
Tippony. twopenny ; ale
fold for twopence a Scotijb
pint.
Titled, tided at the pin.
twirled the latch, attempt-
ed to open the door.
Tither. other.
Titter, rather, fooner.
Titty, fifltr.
Tocher. Tocher good.
marriage portion, fortune.
Todlen. todling, walking
with a rolling Jbort flep,
like a child, rocking, tot-
tering.
Tone. one.
Toofal. ere the toofal of
the night, before nightfall;
an image, Mr. Lambe
thinks, drazun from a fuf-
pended canopy, Jo let fall
as to cover what is be-
!oiv.
Toom. empty. Toom'd.
emptied.
Tofli. tight, neat.
Tothcr. other.
Touk of drum found of
drum, beat of drum.