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THU 957 TIN
THUNDEROUS, adj. Torrunnach.
THURSDAY, J. Diar-daoin.
THUS, adv. Mar so, air an dòigh so ; air
a mhodh so.
THWACK, V. a. Buail, slachduinn, slachdanaich,
greidh; lunndrainn, spuac, cnap.
THWACK, s. Buille, straoidhle, spuacadb,
cnap, dòrn, gleadhar.
THWART, adj. Crosgach, tarsuiim
rrosda, reasgach, draghail.
THWAR T, iJ. a. and 7i. Cuir an aghaidh ;
euirtarsuinn, thig tarsuinn; bi an aghaidh,
seas an aghaidh.
THY, pron. Do, d', f.
THYME, 5. Mionnt.
THYSELF, pron. reciprocal. Thu fein,
thu fhein, thusa fein.
TIARA, s. Ceann-eididh, crun no coron.
TICK, s. Creideas ; earbsadh ; mial cruidh ;
mial chaorach, mial chon ; aodach na leapa
buille iiaireadair.
TICKET,*. Comharradh.
TICKLE, V. a. and n, Giogaill, diogail,
ciogail ; taitiun ri.
TICKLISH, adj. Neo-sheasmhach, neoehinnteach,teiu;amhach;
deacair; ciogailt-
sruth bras.
TIDE, V. a. and 71. Cuir le sruth; dòirt
tuil.
TIDEGATE, 4. Tuil-dhorus.
TIDINESS, 4. Sgioltaehd, sgiobaltaehd,
sgeilmealachd ; freagarrachd, deise, gasd-
aohd.
TIDINGS, s. Naidheachd ; sgeul.
TIDY, adj. Sgiolta, sgiobalta, cuimir, sgeil-
meil, deas; glan.
TIE, ti. a. Ccangail, snaim, cum air ais,
cum a stigh ; cuibhrich.
TIE, s. Ceangal, snaim, bann.
TIER, s. Sreath, breath, sread.
TIERCE, 5. Togsaid gu 'trian.
TIFF, s. Deoih ; dod, snoigeas.
TIFF, V. n. Droch còird, bi snoigeasach.
TIGER, 5. Tiogair, fiadh-bheathach stiallach
ro mhòr, air chumadh cait.
TIGHT, adj. Teann, daingeann gramail,
;
cuimir; sumhail, diongmhalta.
TIGHTEN, V. a. Toannaich, daingnich,
dionaich, dlùthaich.
TIGHTNESS, ». Teinnead, daingneachd.
TIGRESS, 5. Tiogair boirionn.
TILE, s. Leao cbreadha, criadh-leac.
;
TILE, I',