Glossary

ntain, argue.

    threesome, trio.

    thretteen, thirteen.

    thretty, thirty.

    thrissle, thistle.

    thristed, thirsted.

    through, mak th = make good.

    throu'ther (through other), pell-mell.

    thummart, polecat.

    thy lane, alone.

    tight, girt, prepared.

    till, to.

    till't, to it.

    timmer, timber, material.

    tio lose; to be lost.

    tiinker.

    tint, lost

    tippewopence.

    tip, v. toop.

    tirl, to strip.

    tirl, to knock for entrance.

    tither, the other.

    tittlin, whispering.

    tocher, dowry.

    tocher, to give a dowry.

    tude, marriage portion.

    tod, the fox.

    to-fa', the fall.

    toom, empty.

    toop, tup, ram.

    toss, the toast.

    toun, town; farm steading.

    tousie, shaggy.

    tout, blast.

    tow, flax, a rope.

    towmond, towmont, a twelvemonth.

    towsing, rumpling (equivocal).

    toyte, to totter.

    tozie, flushed with drink.

    trams, shafts.

    transmogrify, ge.

    trashtrie, small trash.

    trews, trousers.

    trig, , trim.

    trinklin, flowing.

    trihe wheel of a barrow.

    trogger, pa.

    troggin, wares.

    troke, to barter.

    trouse, trousers.

    trowth, in truth.

    trump, a jew's harp.

    tryste, a fair; a cattle-market.

    trysted, appointed.

    trysting, meeting.

    tulyie, tulzie, a squabble; a tussle.

    twa, two.

    twafauld, twofold, double.

    twal, twelve; the twal = twelve at night.

    tennie worth, a penny worth (english money).

    twang, twinge.

    twa-three, two or three.

    tway, two.

    twin, twio rob; to deprive; bereave.

    twistle, a twist; a sprain.

    tyke, a dog.

    tyne, v. tine.

    tysday, tuesday.

    ulzie, oil.

    uncy, dangerous.

    unco, remarkably, unonly, excessively.

    unco, remarkable, unon, terrible (sarcastic).

    uncos, news, strahings, wonders.

    unkend, unknown.

    unsicker, uain.

    unskaithed, unhurt