TOON-GIAT—The main thoroughfare of a village or town.
TORFERT—To turn up through weakness or excessive effort. Ah’s gaan to torfert Ah’s flait.
TOUCHER—As near as a toucher.
TOUCHY, TOCHIOUS—Short tempered; catted; as touchy as can be. Thoo needn’t be seea touchious.
TRALLOP, TRALLOPS—Aye dear! These is used fer a mack o’ fooak ’at’s nowder fend ner shift aboot them. Peur beggars, they git t’ hard word frae ivvrybody.
TRALLACK, TRALLACKEN, TRALLACKS—He wad trallack aboot wi’ a auld gun under his arm; we war trallacken aboot amang t’ snow; she’s a gurt nasty trallacks, ’at is she.
TRASHEN, TRASHEN-ABOOT—To be engaged in a dirty or unpleasant occupation in wet or unfavourable weather.
TRASHY—Wild wet weather. It’s varra trashy.
TRASHY—Of bad habits sairy man. Dick, Ah’s flait he’s nobbut trashy.
TRIAK, TRIAKEN—Trailen aboot. Thoo wad triak yan aboot as lang as yan can git yah fiut by tudder.