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  • tolumen:—a tumbrel.
  • tonare:—to intone.
  • tonellarius:—a cooper.
  • tonellum, tonellus: —a tun, a vat; a prison on Cornhill.
  • tonna:—a tun of wine.
  • tonnagium:—tonnage.
  • tonsor:—a shearman.
  • topare:—to top trees.
  • topettum:—a knob; a knop.
  • tophta. See tofta.
  • torale:—bedding; a mound; a kiln.
  • torallum:—a mound.
  • torcare:—to clean.
  • torcha:—cob, straw and mud used for roofing.
  • torched, torchetus, torchia:—a torch.
  • torchiare:—to plaister.
  • torchiator:—a plasterer, a dauber.
  • torcia:—a torch.
  • tormentum:—a catapult; a cannon; a fowling piece.
  • tormentura:—torture.
  • tornare:—to turn.
  • tornator:—a turner.
  • tornatilis pons:—a swingbridge.
  • torneamentum:—a tournament.
  • torneare:—to tilt at a tournament.
  • torneator:—a tilter or jouster; one who attends a tournament.
  • tornus. See turnum.
  • torta:—extortion; a cake.
  • tortellæ:—tourteaux (heraldic).
  • tortica, torticia:—a torch; a winch, a windlass.
  • tortua:—a turtle (chelone mydas or imbricata).
  • tortum:—wroug; injustice.
  • totsectus. See cotsethus.
  • tottum:—rent; toll; a day's work for rent.
  • toualus:—a towel.
  • towayium:—toll paid for towing.
  • traba:—a thrave. See trava.
  • trabaria:—a small boat, a "dug-out."
  • trabeatio:—the Incarnation, from trabea, a robe, not trabs, a beam.
  • trabeatura:—beams.
  • trabes:—a thrave, 12 or 24 sheaves.
  • tracea:—search; pursuit; a trail.
  • traceare:—to track.
  • traco:—a cavern.
  • tracta:—a horse's trace.
  • tractagium:—towing, hauling.
  • tractilis pons:—a drawbridge.
  • tractula, tractulus:—a little tract or treatise.
  • tractum, tractus:—a horse's trace; a haul; a drag-net.
  • tractus:—struck out.
  • trada:—a haven.
  • traditio:—treason.
  • traga, traha:—a sledge; a dray.
  • trahicium:—a trace.
  • trainellum:—a shoehorn.
  • trama:—a path (trames).