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GLOSSARY.
Tfm.flax.
Tow me owre the wa. let
me over the wall by a
rope.
Toys, headdrejfs anciently
worn
Travelling, in travail, in
labour.
Trene. wooden.
Trews. Highland pant a-
loons, breeches and Jiock-
ings all of one pu.ce.
Trielt forth, appoint forth ;
" draw forth by afjigna-
tion-'
Troch. trough.
Troth, truth.
Trouze. See Trews. 7'be
word feems here ufed for
the floe kings only.
Trow, believe.
Trows. Highland trows.
Highland'/:en. See Trews.
Truncheour. trencher.
Tul. Tull. to.
Turs. i. 194.
Twa. two.
Twal. twelve.
Twehe. tough.
.Tweel. a particular cloth.
Twin part. ' T win' d. part-
ed. Twin'd of. parted
from, deprived of.
Twirtle twill, ii. 148.
Tyke. dog.
Tyne. be lofl, die.
U.
Uder. other.
Unco', very ; aljb, uncouth,
ft 'range, wonderful.
Uneafy. difficult.
Unkend. unknown.
Unmufit. Unmuvit. unmo-
ved, undiflurbed.
Unfonfie. unlucky.
Upo'. upon.
V.
Valziant. valiant.
Vaunty. boajlful.
Vow. See Wow.
W.
Wad. a wad. in pawn.
Wad. would. Wadna.
would not.
Wae. woe. wae worth ze.
woe be with ye, woe be-
fallye.
Wacfo. Watful. woeful.
Wacs me. woe is me!
Waik. weak.
Warld. world.
Wald. join.
Wale, choofe ; alfo choice,
bejl.
Wallowit. wan, faded.
Waly waly. an exclama-
tion of grief, forrow, &c.
Wames. bellies.
Wan, got.
Wan. pale.
Wan chanfie. unlucky.
~WdL\\&oghx.s. filly, weak, im-