Part 864 (1/2)

_Douglas_

_To_ TARY, _v a_ To distress

_Wyntown_

Su G _targ-a_, lacerare

~Tarye~, _s_ Vexation

_Maitland P_

TAR-LEATHER, _s_ A strong slip of a hide, salted and hung, used for uniting the staves of a flail, S B perh from Isl _tarf-r_, taurus, q a _bull's_ hide

TARLIES, _s_ A lattice, S _tirless_

Fr _treillis_

_Hist Ja sext_

TARLOCH, _s_ Perhaps, a begging friar

A S _thearflic_, poor

_Philotus_

TARLOCH, _adj_ Slow at meat, squeamish, Clydes

V ~Tarrow~

TARRY-FINGERED, _adj_ Light-fingered, S

Fro to tar

_To_ TARROW, _v n_

1 To delay

_Henrysone_

2 To haggle in a bargain

_Bann P_