To, adv. too, 278.
To-barst, pt. s. burst in twain, was broken in half, 537. (It merely means that the skin above the backbone was broken; formerly, a 'broken head' meant only that the skin was cut through, not that the skull was fractured.) A.S. tōbærst, pt. t. of tō-berstan.
To-brak, pt. s. brake in twain, 304, 852. A.S. tōbræc, pt. t. of tō-brecan, to break in twain. See below.
Tobrak, pt. pl. brake in twain, 245. (Should be the pl. tobreke. Grammar would be better satisfied if we could take it to mean 'that he brake in twain three of his ribs.' Read ribbes he to-brak.)
To-broken, pp. broken into, 97. A.S. tōbrocen, pp. of tō-brecan. See To-brak.
Tonge, s. tongue, 169, 341.
Tonne, as pl. tuns, 316.
Toret, s. turret, 329.
To-rightes, adv. aright, rightly, 18. We still say 'to set to-rights.' The suffix -es is adverbial.
Tornes, pl. turns, tricks, wiles, 237, 241, 244.