TIDY—Good fettle. Hoo’s ta blowin’? Oh, tidy fer an’ auld ’un.
TIP-HORN—Varra bent and cruikt as a tip-horn. That is i’ temper.
TIGGY-TIGGY-TOUCHWOOD—A gam at tiggin; t’ hauld mun be a wood un ta siave ye.
TOITLE—Fall off. He toitle’t off a carful o’ hay.
TOP-LIP—Moustache. Tho’ll nut ken oor Jack; he’s letten his top-lip grow. What’s ta growan thi top-lip for, thoo gurt silly neddy? Fer fiuls ta liuk at.
TODGE—Shog, shamble. He was todgen on nice an’ stiddy.
TOCH—A laal lock. A toch o’ hay.
TOITY, TOIT, TOITISH—Concerning tempers. A chap ’at’s gitten his rent paid, putten a bit by, an’ things gaan on gaily weel, ’ll be i’ fair good toit.
TOME—A fishing line. To pull taffy. “Linked sweetness long drawn out”—that’s tomin taffy oot.
TOUCH—Broon paper steeped i’ saltpetre an’ dried ta leet pipes wi’ a flint an’ steel.