To Toll. v. a. To entice; to allure.
Toor. s. The toe.
Tosty. s. See TEESTY-TOSTY.
Tote. s. The whole. This word is commonly used for intensity, as the whol tote, from totus, Latin.
To Tot'tle. v. n. To walk in a tottering manner, like a child.
Touse. s. A blow on some part of the head.
Towards. prep., is, in Somersetshire, invariably pronounced as a dissyllable, with the accent on the last: to-ward's. Our polite pronunciation, tordz, is clearly a corruption.
Tramp. s. A walk; a journey. To Tramp. v. n. and Tramper. s. will be found in Johnson, where also this word ought to be.
To Trapes, v. n. To go to and fro in the dirt.
Trapes, s. A slattern.