toc! int. and n.m., rap, knock (at a door); sham, or imitation, jewelry; paste; brummagem goods.
tocane, n.f., unpressed wine.
tocante, n.f., (pop.) ticker, watch.
tocsin, n.m., tocsin, alarm-bell; (fig.) hue and cry.
todier, n.m., (orni.) tody.
toge, n.f., (Rom. antiq.) toga, robe, gown.
tohu-bohu, n.m., (—) (from Hebrew) chaos; jumble, medley; (fig.) confusion, uproar, disorder, hurly-burly, hubbub.
toi, pron., thee, thyself, thou, you, yourself.
toile, n.f., cloth, linen cloth; (thea.) curtain; canvas (for painting); canvas, sail; (paint.) painting, picture, piece; web (of a spider). pl. (hunt.) toils. — à sac; sack-cloth. — écrue; brown holland. — ouvrée; huckaback. — d’emballage; pack-cloth. — grasse; tarpaulin. — vernie; oil-skin. — peinte; printed calico, print. — pour chemises; shirting. — pour draps de lit; sheeting. —s de sabords; port-sails. — de dunette; canvas-covering for the poop. — d’or; gold cloth. — cirée; oil-cloth. — d’araignée; cob-web. Blanchisseur de —s; bleacher. Marchand de —s; linendraper. — de Pénélope; Penelope’s web. La — est levée; (thea.) the curtain is up. La — tombe; (thea.) the curtain falls. Derrière la —; (thea.) behind the curtain.
toilerie (toal-rî), n.f., linen-cloth trade, linen drapery.