Tre, [201/701], wood.
Treasurer, his duties, [196/573-94];
he sits on the dais in hall, [177/20].
Treatablie, [230/323], distinctly.
Trencher bread, [4/56]; [p. 84];
to be 4 days old, [152/7].
‘Item that the Trenchor Brede be maid of the Meale as it cummyth frome the Milne.’ Northumberland H. Book, p. 58.
Trenchere lovis, [14/197]; [p. 84]; [154/35]; [p. 157]; loaves of coarse unsifted meal;
the panter to bring in three, [200/667].
Trencher-knife, [p. 22, note 2]; [152/3].