_Temper with them_, 20. May be variant or error for tamper; may
perhaps be our temper them, work them up fittingly, etc.
_Temporall_, _B_ v. Carnally or materially bodied.
_Tester_, or _Testor_, 340. Sixpence.
_Testifie_, 374. Not to testifie to, but to make themselves
witnesses of.
_Than_, _then_. See note, p. 158.
_Therefore_, 528. On that account, or for that thing.
_Thomas_, 233. Anyone, as John, or N. or M.
_Thropes_, 88. Thorps or villages.
_Travel_, _A_ ii. Travel and travail were both so spelled.
_Treene_, _A_ vi. Tree-en, wooden.
_Trench master._ He—says G. Markham, _Soldier’s Grammar_, p.
128—“hath command over all the pyoners ... and by his [the master
general of the ordnance] directions seeth all manner of trenches
cast up, whether it be for guard and inclosing of the campe, or for
other particular annoyance to the enemye, or for the building of
sconces or other defence or offence, as directions shall be given.”
Grose, _Mil. Antiq._, i, 223-4, who adds, “This officer seems
sometimes to have been stiled Devisour of the fortifications to be
made.”
_Tried_, 66, 211, 453. Proved, as gold is tried by touchstone, etc.
_Trish trash_, 523. A reduplicate, and therefore emphatic, form.
_Tuition_, 415. Defence. Lat. _tuere_.
_Turbinall_, 316. Qy., top-shaped, from Lat. _turbo_.