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 À propos truelle. See Propos. Truellée: f. A trowell-full; or, a clap, slat, or slamp with a Trowell.

Truelleur: m. A Troweller; a Plaisterer, or any one that workes with a Trowell.

Truette: f. The Dorce, or Gold-fish; called thus, or Truege, because she is as greedie, and rauenous as a Sow.

Trufemande: f. Female Sothernwood, mountaine Sothernwood, great Sothernwood.

Truffant bourdant. Betweene ieast and earnest.

Truffe: f. A gibe, mocke, flowt, ieast, gullerie; also, a Saligot, or water-Nut; also, a most daintie kind of round and rußet root, or rootie excrescence, which growes in forests, or dry and sandie grounds, and within the ground, but without any stalke, leafe, or fiber annexed vnto it.

Truffer. To mocke, deride, flowt, ieast or gibe at; also, to nod, or shake the head, as those doe that approue not the thing they heare.

Truffette: f. A gibe, ieast, flowt, mockerie; also, a little Truffe. Truffeur: m. A mocker, flowter, giber, ieaster.

Truffler. as Truffer. Trufle: f. as Truffe (in the second, and third sence.)

Truïe. as Truye. Truine: f. The fish Tunnie.

Truite: f. A Trowt.  Truite franche; &, royale; &, saulmonniere. The Salmon Trowt.

Trulle: m. A part of the Imperiall Palace of Constantinople, wherein matters of State were ordinarily discussed, and dispatched.

Trulle: f. The fowle called a Shouelar.

Trumeau de boeuf. A knuckle, hough, or leg, of Beefe.  Trumeau de Veau. as Rouëlle de Veau. Trupelu. as Trepelu. Trupet: m. A lock, or foretop of haire.

Truquar. ¶Gasc. To knocke, or fight. ¶Rab. Trut. (An Jnteriection importing indignation;) tush, tut, fy man.  Trut avant. A figs end, no such matter, you are much deceiued; also, on afore for shame.

Truye: f. A Sow; also, a warlike engine vsed in old time for the beating downe of walls; also, a kind of Game.  Truye de mer. The Porpose, or sea-Hog.  Honteux comme vne truye qui emporte vn levain. Looke Honteux. Entendre autant en quelque chose comme fait truye en espices. That is iust nothing.  Tourner les truyes au foin. To answer from the matter.  Truye aime mieux bran que roses: Prov. The Sow had rather lye in dung then on a bed of Roses.  Truye ne songe qu'ordure; &, Tousiours truye songe bran: Pro. Base minds haue alwayes base, and beastlie thoughts; their wishes, proiects, dreames, are like themselues.  Si truye forfaict les pourceaux le souffrent: Pro. If the old Sow doe a fault and men abhorre it, her young, and harmelesse Pigs are punisht for it.

Truyes. as Truyettes. Truyette: f. A young, or little Sow.

Truyettes: f. The markes of shin-burning; the red scorches, or spots on burnt shins.

Trycher, & Trycherie. as Tricher, & Tricherie.

Trye. Looke Trie. Trygonne: f. A kind of Scatefish.

Tu autem. Vous en sçaurez le tu autem. You shall know the point, head, or knot of the matter; or, you shall vnderstand all the storie, the whole matter it selfe.

Tube: m. A Conduit-pipe; also, the hollow of the back-*bone, or the pipe through which the marrow thereof doth runne.

Tubercle: m. The small rising or swelling of a wheale, push, powke, or pimple; also, a push, or wheale.

Tuberculeux: m. euse: f. Swelling like a push, or wheale; also, full of pushes, powkes, or wheales.

Tubereux: m. euse: f. Swelling, bunchie, knobbie.

Tuberositez: f. Tuberosities, swellings; bunches, wennes; knobs; knots.

Tubilustre: m. A day whereon the Trumpets dedicated vnto sacrifices were hallowed, and the Trumpetters with water purged. ¶Rab. Tubule: m. A little Conduit-pipe, or hollow reed.

Tucquet: m. A little hill, or hillocke, a little ascent or rising of ground.

Tudey. (Fondly) for Vertu Dieu. ¶Lorrainois. Tué: m. ée: f. Killed, slaine, murthered, maßacred.

Tue-chien: m. The hearb Dogs-bane; also, medow Saffron, wild Saffron.

Tue-loup: m. The hearbe Wolues-bane.  Tue-loup iaulne. Yellow Wolfe-bane, plaine Wolfe-bane, Heath Crowfoot.

Tuement: m. A killing, slaying, massacring.

Tuer. To kill, slay, murther, massacre; also, as Tutoyer. Tuer le feu. To quench, or put out, the fire.  Tuer vn mercier pour vn peigne. To do great harme vpon a small occasion.  Il en tuera dix de la chandelle, & vingt du chandelier. He will doe wonders (Jronically.)  Tel tue qui ne pense que blesser; &, Tel cuide frapper qui tue: Prov. The wounding mind hath oft a murthering hand; a hurt intended with death is ended.

Tuerie: f. A slaughter, killing, occision, massacre, murther.

Tueur: m. A killer, slayer, murtherer, massacrer.

Tuf: m. A kind of white-sand, or soft and brittle stone, oftentimes couering, or lying in flakes on, good soyle.

Tufeux: m. euse: f. Couered with, or full of, Tuf. Tuffe: m. A footman, or souldior seruing on foot. (vieil mot.) Tuffe. Pierre de tuffe. as Tuf. Tuffeau. as Tuf. Tuffiere: f. A bed of Tuf; the ground, or Quarrie wherein it is gotten.

Tugnicien: m. Looke Tunicien. Tugure: m. A cottage, or countrey house, a shepheards coat, shed, or bullie.

Tugurion: m. as (or a little) Tugure. Tuïau. Looke Tuyau. Tuile: f. A tile.  Sonner la tuile. To ring, or knocke to dinner, by striking on a sonorous kind of tile; a phrase vsed among the Capucins, onely in some places; for in others they haue Bells (as we in our Colledges) or Plates of yron, for the same purpose.

Tuileau: m. A little tile, or broken tile.

Tuilerie: f. A tile-kill, or place wherein tiles be made; also, tiling, or tiles.

Tuileur: m. A tiler, or a tile-maker.

Tuileux: m. euse: f. Full of tiles.

Tuilleau. See Tuileau.

Tuillette: f. A little tile; also, a wedge, or lingot of gold, or siluer.