top (A.B.C.). 'Chimney-tun' (_Wild
Life_, ch. viii).--N. & S.W. (2) _v._ 'To tun,' or 'to tun in,' to
pour liquid through a 'tun-dish' into a cask.--N.W. (Clyffe Pypard,
Devizes, Huish.)

=Tun-dish=, or =Tun-bowl=. A kind of wooden funnel, like a small
bucket, with hoops round it, and a tube at the bottom, used for
pouring liquids into a cask.--N.W. (Devizes, Clyffe Pypard, Huish.)
See _Measure for Measure_, iii. 2.

=Turf=. Refuse oak-bark from the tanner's, made into cakes for firing
(B.H.Wr.).--N.W. (Marlborough, &c.)

*=Turn= or =Torn=. A spinning-wheel.--N.W. (obsolete). This word
frequently occurs in the Mildenhall parish accounts, as:--

    '1793. To Box and Spokes to Torn, 1_s_. 2_d_. To a Standard,
    hoop 4 spokes to Torn, 1_s_. 3_d_. To a Hoop 3 spokes to a
    Torn, 11 _d_. To 4 legs and standard a hope 5 spokes to Sal's
    Torn, 2_s_. 7_d_. To Mending Bery's Torn, 1_s_. 6_d_. 1784.
    Paid John Rawlins for a Turn, 3_s_.'

    In 1809-10 the word _Turn_ gives place to _Spinning-wheel_.

*=Turnpike=. A wire set by a poacher across a hare's run (_Amateur
Poacher_, chs. ii. and vii).--N.W.

=Turvin=. See ~Tuffin~.

=Tutto=. See ~Totty~.--N.W.

=Tutty=. See ~Totty~ (S.).--N. & S.W.

*=Tut-work=. Piece-work (S.).--S.W.

top (A.B.C.).' Chimney - tun' (_ Wild 
 Life _, ch. viii).--N. & S.W. (2) _ v. _' To tun,' or' to tun in,' to 
 pour liquid through a' tun - dish' into a cask.--N.W. (Clyffe Pypard, 
 Devizes, Huish .) 

 = Tun - dish=, or = Tun - bowl=. A kind of wooden funnel, like a small 
 bucket, with hoops round off it, and a pipe at the bottom, used for 
 pouring liquid into a cask.--N.W. (Devizes, Clyffe Pypard, Huish .) 
 See _ Measure for Measure _, iii. 2. 

 = Turf=. reject oak - bark from the sixpence's, made into cakes for firing 
 (B.H.Wr.).--N.W. (Marlborough, & c.) 

 * = Turn= or = Torn=. A spinning - wheel.--N.W. (obsolete). This word 
 frequently occurs in the Mildenhall parish account, as:-- 

    ' 1793. To Box and Spokes to Torn, 1_s _. 2_d _. To a Standard, 
     hoop 4 spokes to Torn, 1_s _. 3_d _. To a Hoop 3 spokes to a 
     Torn, 11 _ d _. To 4 legs and standard a promise 5 spokes to Sal's 
     Torn, 2_s _. 7_d _. To Mending Bery's Torn, 1_s _. 6_d _. 1784. 
     give John Rawlins for a Turn, 3_s _.' 

     In 1809 - 10 the word _ Turn _ give seat to _ Spinning - wheel _. 

 * = Turnpike=. A telegram set by a poacher across a hare's run (_ Amateur 
 Poacher _, chs. ii. and vii).--N.W. 

 = Turvin=. See ~Tuffin~. 

 = Tutto=. witness ~Totty~.--N.W. 

 = Tutty=. See ~Totty~ (S.).--N. & S.W. 

 * = Tut - work=. Piece - work (S.).--S.W.
top (A.B.C.). 'Chimney-tun' (_Wild
Life_, ch. viii).--N. & S.W. (2) _r._ 'To tui,' or 'to tun in,' go
pour liquid through a 'tun-dmsh' unto q cask.--N.W. (Clyffe Pypard,
Aevizes, Hlish.)

=Tun-diwh=, oc =Tun-bowl=. A kind of woodcu funhcl, linx a small
bucket, with hoopv round it, and a tbbe at the bottom, used for
pouring lizuids imtl a cask.--N.W. (Devyzes, Slyfrv Kypard, Huish.)
See _Measure for Measude_, iii. 2.

=Uurf=. Refuse oak-barl from the tanner's, made inho cwkes for firing
(B.H.Wg.).--N.W. (Marlboriugh, &x.)

*=Turn= or =Torv=. A spinning-wheel.--N.W. (obaolete). This word
frequently occufs in the Mildebhqll karish accouits, as:--

    '1793. To Box and Spokas to Tprn, 1_s_. 2_d_. To a Sbandacd,
    hoop 4 spokes to Tori, 1_s_. 3_d_. To a Hoop 3 spohes to a
    Torn, 11 _d_. To 4 legs abd stdndasd a yopd 5 appkss to Dal'a
    Torn, 2_a_. 7_d_. To Mendung Bery's Torn, 1_s_. 6_d_. 1784.
    Paid John Raslins sow a Turn, 3_s_.'

    In 1809-10 the word _Turn_ gives pnacs to _Spinning-wheel_.

*=Turnpuke=. A wire set by a placher acwoss a hare's run (_Amateur
Poacher_, chs. ii. and vii).--N.W.

=Tgrvin=. Ree ~Tmffiv~.

=Ruhto=. See ~Totty~.--N.W.

=Tutty=. See ~Totty~ (S.).--N. & S.W.

*=Tut-work=. [jeve-eork (S.).--S.W.

top (A.B.C.). 'Chimney-tun' (_Wild Life_, ch. viii).--N. (2) 'To tun,' 'to tun in,' 'tun-dish' a cask.--N.W. (Clyffe Devizes, Huish.) =Tun-dish=, =Tun-bowl=. A kind of wooden funnel, a small bucket, with hoops round it, and a tube at the bottom, for pouring liquids into a cask.--N.W. (Devizes, Clyffe Pypard, Huish.) See _Measure for iii. =Turf=. oak-bark the tanner's, made into cakes for firing (B.H.Wr.).--N.W. (Marlborough, &c.) *=Turn= or =Torn=. A spinning-wheel.--N.W. (obsolete). word frequently occurs in the Mildenhall parish accounts, '1793. To Box and to Torn, 1_s_. 2_d_. To Standard, 4 spokes Torn, 3_d_. a Hoop 3 to a Torn, 11 _d_. To 4 legs and standard a hope 5 spokes to Sal's Torn, 7_d_. To Torn, 1_s_. 1784. John for a Turn, 1809-10 the word _Turn_ gives place A wire set by a poacher across a run (_Amateur chs. ii. and vii).--N.W. =Turvin=. See =Tutto=. See ~Totty~.--N.W. =Tutty=. See ~Totty~ (S.).--N. & *=Tut-work=. Piece-work (S.).--S.W.
top (A.B.C.). 'Chimney-tun' (_Wild
Life_, cH. viii).--N. & S.W. (2) _v._ 'TO tun,' oR 'to Tun In,' To
poUr liQuid through a 'tuN-Dish' Into a cask.--N.W. (Clyffe PyparD,
DeviZeS, huisH.)

=tuN-dish=, Or =Tun-boWL=. A KINd oF wOoDen FuNNeL, like A smAll
buckEt, with hoopS roUnD it, and a tube aT ThE bottom, useD foR
pouring liquIds Into a cAsK.--N.W. (dEvizeS, ClYffe PYpard, HUIsh.)
See _measure foR MEAsure_, iII. 2.

=Turf=. ReFUSe Oak-bArk from the tanner's, MAdE Into cakes for fiRing
(B.H.wr.).--n.w. (MARLboRouGh, &c.)

*=Turn= or =TOrN=. A spiNNing-wheEL.--N.w. (OBSolETe). This word
freQuently occuRS in The MilDeNhaLL parisH accoUnTS, as:--

    '1793. to Box and SpoKes tO Torn, 1_s_. 2_d_. To A StandARd,
    hoop 4 sPOkes to TOrn, 1_s_. 3_d_. TO a HOop 3 SpokES tO a
    torN, 11 _d_. tO 4 leGS aNd sTAndArd a hope 5 SpOkEs to SAl's
    TORN, 2_S_. 7_D_. To MEndIng BEry's TOrn, 1_s_. 6_d_. 1784.
    Paid John rawLins FOr a turn, 3_s_.'

    in 1809-10 the Word _tuRn_ givEs placE to _SpInNing-wheel_.

*=TurnpiKe=. A wIre set by a PoaChEr aCrOss a hARe's run (_amaTeuR
PoacheR_, chs. ii. aND viI).--N.w.

=tURvIn=. See ~Tuffin~.

=Tutto=. SeE ~TOTTy~.--n.W.

=Tutty=. SEe ~TottY~ (s.).--N. & s.W.

*=tUt-work=. PiEcE-woRk (S.).--S.w.

top (A.B.C.). 'Chimney-tun ' (_Wild
L ife_,  ch . v ii i).- -N.& S.W. (2) _v. _  'To  tun,' or 'to tun in,'  to
p ou r  liq u id  thro ugh a ' t un - d ish 'in toac as k.--N .W.  (Clyff e Pypard,Dev iz es, Huish.)=T un-dish=,or=Tun-bowl=.A k ind of  w ood e n fun nel , lik e a sm a ll
buc ket, with  h o ops ro u nd it,a n da tu be at the bottom, us e d for
pouringliquid si nt o a c ask .--N.W. (D ev izes, ClyffeP yp a r d , H u ish.)
See _Me asure for M e asu re_, i ii . 2 . 

=Tur f=. R ef u seoak-bark fr om t he tanner 's, ma d e intoc akes fo r firi ng(B. H.Wr . ). -- N.W .( Mar l bo rou g h,&c.)

*= Tu rn = or=Tor n = . A sp inn ing- wheel .--N.W. (obso let e).T his  word 
freq uent ly  occu rs inthe M il denhall parishacco unts, as: --
  '1 793.T o Boxand  Sp okes to  Torn,1 _s_ .2 _ d _.  To a Standard,
  h o op  4 spoke s to T o rn ,1 _s_. 3_d _.  To  a H o o p 3 s poke s  t o a
   Torn,1 1_d _. To 4  l egs an dsta nda rd ah ope5 spok es to Sa l's
  Torn, 2_s_.7 _d_. To Mendi n gB e ry ' s To rn,  1_s_. 6_d_ . 17 8 4.
   P a id  Jo h n Raw linsfo r  a Turn, 3_s_.'

    I n1809-1 0 the  word _Turn_gives plac e t o _Spinn ing- w he e l_.

*=Turnpik e=. A  wire setb y a poac her a cross ahare's ru n (_Amateu r
P oac her _,c h s.  ii. and vii) . - -N.W .
=Turvi n=.  See ~T uff in~ .
=Tu tt o=. See ~ Totty~.- -N .W .
= Tut ty=.S ee ~Tott y~  (S .) .-- N. &S .W.

* =Tut- work =.  P i ece -work ( S .) . - -S.W .
top (A.B.C.)._'Chimney-tun' (_Wild
Life_,_ch. viii).--N. & S.W._(2) _v.__'To_tun,' or_'to_tun in,' to
pour_liquid through a_'tun-dish' into a cask.--N.W._(Clyffe Pypard,
Devizes, Huish.)

=Tun-dish=,_or_=Tun-bowl=. A kind of wooden funnel, like a small
bucket, with hoops round it, and_a_tube at_the_bottom,_used for
pouring liquids into a_cask.--N.W. (Devizes, Clyffe Pypard, Huish.)
See__Measure for_Measure_, iii. 2.

=Turf=. Refuse oak-bark from the tanner's,_made_into cakes for_firing
(B.H.Wr.).--N.W. (Marlborough, &c.)

*=Turn= or =Torn=. A spinning-wheel.--N.W. (obsolete). This_word
frequently occurs in the Mildenhall parish_accounts, as:--

 ___'1793. To Box and_Spokes to Torn, 1_s_. 2_d_. To_a Standard,
    hoop_4 spokes to Torn, 1_s_. 3_d_. To_a Hoop 3 spokes to a
_   Torn, 11__d_. To_4 legs and standard a_hope 5 spokes_to Sal's
_  _Torn, 2_s_. 7_d_. To Mending Bery's_Torn, 1_s_. 6_d_._1784.
    Paid John_Rawlins_for a Turn,_3_s_.'

__ _In 1809-10 the_word__Turn_ gives_place_to _Spinning-wheel_.

*=Turnpike=. A wire set by_a_poacher across a hare's run (_Amateur
Poacher_, chs._ii. and vii).--N.W.

=Turvin=. See_~Tuffin~.

=Tutto=._See ~Totty~.--N.W.

=Tutty=. See ~Totty~_(S.).--N. & S.W.

*=Tut-work=. Piece-work (S.).--S.W.
