Dialect ‘T’ 2
Tell count, ‘I could never tell twice two’
Teem downpour, ‘It’s not raining, it’s teeming’
empty, ‘he teemed it out’
Tent small quantity, ‘I only spilled a tent’ ‘loan me a tent o’ hay’
Sign in Sports Shop: ‘Now is the winter of our discount tents! – I know! Not relevant! Just liked it myself!
Terra: tara deplorable, ‘Jaysus, that’s a tara!’
Thick stupid, friendly, ‘he’s just thick’, ‘them two’s very thick’
Thin chilly, ‘a thin day’
Tift pleased, ‘in great tift with themselves’
Think long wish, reflect
Thole endure
Thrapple throat
Thraw contrary
Thrawed twisted, crooked, ‘Thraw a rope for me’, ‘a thrawed woman’
Threshel threshold
Throng friendly, ‘The two of them are very throng’
Thronged crowded, ‘Place overthronged with cattle’
Thorra thorough, meticulous: also, sane, ‘He’s only half thorra’
Thought bit, ‘a wee thought heavier’
Through-other untidy, ‘a through-other house’: confused, ‘a through-other talker’: ‘she’s a through-other hallion’, that woman of ill-repute dresses poorly!
Through ‘I’ll be through shortly’, I’ll soon be finished what I’m doing: ‘I’ll call through soon’, i.e. when I’m passing through your district
Throw up vomit: also ‘throw off’.