Taulache: f. A little Targuet, or Buckler.
Taulpe: f. The little beast called a Mole, or Moldewarp. Fourmage de taulpe. Heauie, or sad cheese. Royaume des taulpes. The earth. Fouilleur des taulpes. A Mole-catcher. Fouir aux taulpes. To decease, to die.
Taulpetier: m. A Mole-catcher.
Taulpin. franc taulpin. A trained man, or souldier, made of a husbandman; also, a chuffe, boore, swaine, hind.
Taulpiniere: f. A Molehill, or hole; Seeke Taupiniere. Tauné. Looke Tanné. Taupe: f. A Mole; Seeke Taulpe. Taupiere: f. An impostume, or soft swelling in the head, wherein it makes a hole somewhat like that which a Mole roots in the ground.
Taupiniere: f. A Molehill, or hole. Taupiniere d'assassinateurs. A denne of murtherers.
Taure: f. Small Lunarie, small Moonewort.
Taureau: m. A Bull; also, the signe Taurus. Mener la genisse au taureau. To bring the Heyfer to the Bull; to sell a virginitie, prostitute a maid; or (any way) to bring a wench to a mans bed. Boy le vin comme roy, boy l'eau comme taureau: Prov. Drinke little wine, and much water; or, drinke wine moderately, water abundantly.
Taureliere: f. A Cow that affects, or longs for, the Bull.
Taurillon: m. A young, or little Bull.
Taute: f. A Calamarie, or Sleeue-fish; resembles the sea Cut, or Cuttle fish, and being skared, powres out a red liquor; also, a roller, or a round truncheon, laid vnder a great stone, &c, the more easily to remoue it.
Tauter. To lay a roller, &c, vnder a heauie thing, the better to remoue it.
Tautte. as Taute. Taux: m. A taxation, or estimation; a taxing, assessing, rating, or prizing of things. Il en aura le taux du Iuge. He will sure, and soone ynough, heare of it to his cost; he will surely be paid, or soundly be beaten, for it.
Tauxation: f. A taxation; taxing, rating, assessing, setting downe a certaintie in.
Tauxe: f. as Taux. Tauxer. To tax, rate, assesse, make a certaine estimate of, set a certaine price or scantling on; to allow costs and charges vnto.
Tauxeur: m. A rater, taxer, aßessor, prisor, praisor.
Taxaté d'un despens. A taxation of th'expences in, or chargés of, a suit.
Taxation. as Tauxation. Taxe: f. as Taux. Taxé: m. ée: f. Taxed, rebuked, checked, reprehended, reproued; disparaged, disabled; also, aßessed.
Taxer. To tax, checke, taunt, rebuke, reprehend, reproue; disgrace, disable, disparage; also, as Tauxer.
Taye: f. Any filme, or thinne skinne; as that which is left by Butchers, on th'inside of a breast of Veale, quarter of Lambe, &c; and hence, a pin or web in th'eye, a white filme ouergrowing the eye; also, the wooddie skin wherby the kernell of a wallnut is almost quartered; also, the sappie heart, pith, or middle, of a Pine tree, diuided into slices, and vsed by some of the poorer French, in stead of candles.
Vne taye d'oreiller. A Pillowbeere.
Dure taye. Th' outward skinne of the braine; the double skinne whereby it is couered, and kept from being hurt or touched by the skull.
Tayeux: m. euse: f. Skinnie, filmie; full of skinnes, or filmes; also, troubled with a pin, or web in the eye.
Tayon: m. A grandfather; also, an Oake of 60 yeares growth.
Te. (The Pronowne) thee.
Té. A voyce which is vsed by the French when they call a dog.
Tect: m. The roofe, or couer of a house; also, a stye, or house to keepe hogs, or geese in.
Tede: f. The fat pith, or heart of the Pine tree, called by some the Torch tree; tis also (and most properly) the whole stocke thereof turned heart, or of so fat and rosinie a substance, that lights may be (and by the clownes of Auvergne are) made of it.
Tei. as Té; a voyce whereby dogs be called.
Teigne: f. Scurfe, or a hot scabbinesse, on the head; the scurfe of a scauld pate; also, the weed Strangle-tare, Tenentare, Tine, Strangleweed, Choakweed, Choaksitch; also, a Moath. Teigne de lin. Dodder. Teigne de thym. Laced Time, Dodder Time.
Teigneux: m. euse: f. Scuruie, scauld-pated. Herbe aux teigneux. Butter-burre. Troix teigneux, & vn pelé. A messe, or small troupe of scuruie, or paultrie fellowes: ¶Rab. Femme trop piteuse fait sa famille teigneuse: Pro. A tender housewife makes a tainted houshold. Iamais teigneux n'aima le peigne: Pro. No scauld-pate will the combe indure.
Teille: f. The rind, or pilling of hempe, &c.
Teiller. To pill, strip, scale, or shale hempe, &c.
Teillet. as Tillet. Teinct: m. A tincture, die, staine; complexion, colour, hue; also, Shoomakers blacke; Looke Teint. Teinct: m. cte: f. Died, stained, coloured, imbued.
Teincture: f. A tincture, dying, staining, colouring; also, the stuffe wherewith, or colour whereof, a thing is dyed. Teincture sourde. Looke vnder Sourd. Teincturerie: f. A die-house.
Teincturier: m. A Dier. Herbe aux teincturiers. Madder.
Teincturiere: f. A Diers wife; or, a woman Dier.
Teindre. To die, staine, colour, imbue, dip in colour.
Teint: m. as Teinct; a die, &c; whence; Ioye au coeur fait beau teint: Pro. Hearts-ioy giues to the face a beauteous tincture; a cheerefull conscience cleere the countenance.
Teinter. To twang, like the string of a hard-bent bow.
Teinture, &c. as Teincture, &c. Tel: m. telle: f. Such, like, resembling, such like. Il n'y a quelque chose de tel. There is no such matter. Entre tels tel deviendras: Prov. Among such thou will be such; their cōpanie will make thee like them; or, among such be such; fit thy selfe to thy companie.
Telamons: m. Great ships; also, supporters, or supporting Images in buildings.
Telant. vin telant. Thicke, or clammie wine; wine that ropeth.
Tele: f. as Toile. Teleniaban. Manna: ¶Rab. Telephion. Orpin, Liblong, Liue-long; or most properly, that kind thereof which is called ioynted Orpin, Spanish Orpin, and Hungarian Orpin.
Telier: m. A Linnen Weauer.
Teline: f. as Flion: ¶Langued.
Tellement. So, in sort, in such wise, in that fashion.
Tellement quellement. Indifferently, reasonably, so so, not too well.
