twinkle, II, 409, 17; 425, A 7: trinkle, trickle.
twinn, v. See twin.
twinn, part in twinn, I, 432, 3: in twain, in two.
twirld, at the pin, IV, 390, b 4: tirled, rattled.
twofold oer a staff, threefold oer a tree, III, 267, 9; the body being bent double over the staff, the whole presentation is, with the staff (tree) threefold. Corruptly, III, 188, 6, two foote on a staffe, the third vpon a tree. See also twa-fald.
tydand, II, 433, 9: tidings.
tyde. See tide.
tyndes, III, 65, 186: (A. S. tind) tynes, antlers.
tyne, I, 17, 11:==tynd, harrow-tooth (harrow-pin, I, 19, 10).
tyne, v., to lose, to perish. See tine.