Tithingis, tidings, [902], [2336].
To, too, besides, [3045].
Togidder, together, [254].
To-kerwith, carves or cuts to pieces; al to-kerwith, cuts all to pieces, [868].
A.S. to-ceorfian. The prefix to- is intensive, and forms a part of the verb. See Judges ix. [53]: “All to-brake his skull;” i.e. utterly brake; sometimes misprinted “all to break” (!).
Ton, one; the ton, the one, [1822].
The tone = A.S. þæt áne.
To-schent, disfigured, [1221].
The intensive form of the A.S. verb scendan, to shame, destroy. In the same line we have to-hurt, and in the next line to-rent, words modelled on the same form. We find, e.g., in Spenser, the forms all to-rent, all to-brus’d. (See the note on the prefix To- in the Glossary to William of Palerne.)