Thrush: infection of the throat
Tick: credit, ‘most of our goods are got on tick’
Tied: outraged, ‘fit to be tied’
helpless, ‘we laughed that much we were fit to be tied’
confused, ‘you’ve got me tied up in a knot’
Tight: drunk, clever, difficult spot, ‘He was tight before he came home’, ‘he’s a tight lad’, ‘I’m in a tight corner’
Tighten: cause trouble, ‘It will tighten the pin of his collar to do it’
Till: to, ‘I nivir put hand till it’, ‘I wouldn’t even it till him’
Timersome: timid
Tinkered: worked at, done badly
Tongue : scolding attitude, ‘she’s a tongue on her that wud shear sheep’
Took: ‘…took the legs from me’, threw me over
announced, ‘he was long up before he took his text’
accelerated away, ‘he took off like the fires of hell’
Took out: started away, ‘he took out across the fields’
went crazy, ‘As soon as you left, she took out!’
Toom: empty, ‘toom-headed’
Tormit : turnip
Torry : untrustworthy person, ‘an oul’ torry’
‘a great we torry’, a fine child
A small pig
Touch: sickness
Touch: beg, ‘he touched me for a shilling’
Touched: ‘Bless him, he’s a bit touched!’ (Not the full shillng!)
Traik: trek, ‘it’s a fair traik you had’
Tram: shaft of a cart
Tramp: walk wearily, ‘I tramped it every fut’
Trice : bargain