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GLOSSARY 721
three-square, with three equal sides, 1 vi 41,
in 1 4, iv 16
thresh, to thrash, strike, iii vii 32
thresher, instrument for thrashing or striking,
v vi 29
threttie, thirty, S C Feb 17
thrid, thread, iv II 48, 50
thrill, to pierce, penetrate (/it and fig ), III v
20, thnld, thrilled, pret 1 vi 37, II xii
78, iv vii 31, pa part 1 VIII 39,1" v. 21,
iv vii 36, ppl adj III II 32, thrilling,
ppl adj 1 III 42, S C May 208
thrillant, piercing, penetrating, 1 xi 20,II iv
46
thnse, by a great deal, in viii 7
thrist, sb thirst, II vi 17
thristed, pret thirsted, 1 vi 38
thristy, le, thirsty, 1 x 38, II v 30, S C
May 138
throng, to press, crush, in ix 45
throughly, thoroughly, II vii 58,1V xii 22,
23, v III 17, p 407
throw 1 , time, instant, III iv 53
throw 2 , thro,pang, throe, 1 x 4l,vi xii 17,
Muiop 414
throw 3 , throe, thrust, throw (of a weapon),
II v 9, VIII 41,III v 21, iv III 26, 33, v vii
35, Teares 134
thrust, sb thirst, m vii 50
thrust, vb to thirst, II II 29
thwart, athwart, across, 1.II vii 43
thwarting,pres part laying across, Gnat 514
tickle, unstable, inconstant, uncertain, in iv
28, vi III 5, vii vii 22, viii l,S C July 14,
Petrarch 85
tickle, vb tntr to tingle, thrill, vii vi 46,
Muiop 394
tide, tyde, time, opportunity, 1 II 29, in vi
21, ix 32, iv vi 47, VII 47, Muiop 405,
Proth 177
tight, pret tied, vi xii 34
timbered, massive, v II 50
timelesse, untimely, Epitaph (1) 12
timely, passing (of time), 1 iv 4, keeping
time, 1 v 3, seasonable, S C Jan 38
tmct, tinged, C S Nov 107
tmd, tynd,tynde,pret in viii II, iii III 57,
iv vii 30 (?), Gnat 344, pa part III vii 15,
x 13, Gnat 504 kindled
tine, tyne, sb, pain, sorrow, affliction, 1 ix 15,
iv III 37, xii 34, xi vii 33, Teares 3,Muiop
12, hate, anger, in xi 1 Cf teen, sb
tine, vb to grieve, suffer, II xi 21
tire, sb 1 train, series, 1 iv 35
tire, tyre, sb, 2 tire, tyre, vb. to attire, array, vii vii II,
Gnat 308
titmose, tit, tomtit, S C Nov 26
to, as, for to name, friend, II 28, v ix 43
tobrusd, ppl adj completely battered, v viii
44
todde, thick bush, S C March 67
tofore, before, iv iv 7, v VII 38, vi vi 9
tonnell, opening of a chimney, flue, ii. ix
29
too, very, S C Feb 130 , too-too, too very=
exceedingly, vii vi 55, S C May 175, too
orfro = for or against, Two Lett p, 640
tooles, weapons, n III 37
tooting, pres part spying out, searching, S C.
March 66
top, head, 1 vii 29
topside turuey, topay turvy, v viii 42
to rent, pa part torn asunder, iv VII 8, v
viii 4
tort, -e, wrong, injury, 1 xii 4, II v. 17, iii]
II 12, iv VIII 31, R T 167, Hubberd
1078.
tortious, wrong, wicked, injurious, II II 18,
iv ix 12, v vin 30, 51, vii vi 10
tosse, to agitate, 1 vii 27
tossen, to brandish, wield, iii ii 6
to tome, pa part torn to pieces, v ix 10
totty, -le, unsteady, dizzy, vii vii 39, S C.
Feb 55
touch, touchstone true as t - absolutely true,
1 III 2
tourney, sb encounter, iii II 9
tourney, vb to joust, tilt, ii 1 6
touzd, pa part harassed, worried, II xi
33
toward, approaching, near at hand, ii iv 22,
in 1 9, Daphn 280, promising, Muiop 26
t6wards, forward, II 1 26,III 34
to worne, pa part worn out, v ix 10
toy, sb play, amorous sport, II vi 37, xii 60
toy, vb tntr to play, II ix 35
toyles, nets, snares, Past Elegte 97
j trace, sb path, track, vi 1 6, S C June 27
trace, vb to walk, 1 viii 31, Gnat 251, to
travel, go forward, iv vii 28, viii 34, v ix
7, vi 1 7, III 29, to track, in vii 23, to
step, pace, dance, vi ix 42
tract, sb
attire, dress, 1 viii 46,II i, 57,
II 36, ix 40, iv x 31
1 course, process (of time), v iv 8,
S C May II7, Amor Son 18
tract, sb 2 trace, track, footprint,! 1 II, II
III 19, vi iv 24, xii 22, Gnat 279, Hubberd
406
tract, vb to trace, track, II 1 12, vi vii. 3,
tracted, pa part ii vi 39
trade, tread, track, II. vi 39, Teares 275,