tire, tyre, _infin._ tear, F. & B. 736 C., 1017 T. OE. _teran_.
tiþing, tidinge, etc., _sb._ tiding, KH. 138, 1058, 1318.
to, (1) _prep._ to, KH. 2; (2) _adv._ too, KH. 37 L H; (3) _prefix_ apart, asunder.
to-brake, 3 _sing. pret._ broke apart, F. & B. 133 T.
to-draȝe, to drawe, _infin._ draw to pieces (cf. draw and quarter), KH. 1612; 3 _pl. pret._ KH. 195. Cf. _alle þa chirchen he to droh_, Lay. 29135 A.
to-shake, _v._ shake to pieces. Ass. 356 C.
trende, 3 _sing. pret._ roll, KH. 460 H. OE. _trendan_.
trewage, truage, _sb._ tribute, homage, KH. 1618. OF. _truage_.
trewþe, _sb._ truth, troth, KH. 321. OE. _trēowð_.
Tune, _sb._ town, city, KH. 168. OE. _tūn_.
tweie, tueye, tweyne, _num._ two, twain, KH. 943 H, 955. OE. _twēgen_.
twie, twye, _adv._ twice, KH. 1570 C L. OE. _tuwa_, _twiwa_.
tytte, 3 _sing. pret._ pull tightly (Bradley-Stratmann).
vȝten, _sb._ morning, dawn, KH. 1474. OE. _ūhte_.
uncuþe, vncouþe, _adj._ unknown, KH. 781. OE. _cūð_.
vnderȝete, _v._ perceive, learn; _infin._ F. & B. 49 T; 3 _sing. pret._ vnderȝat, F. & B. 35 C., etc.; _pp._, F. & B. 292 T, and Cott. 556 C. OE. _undergietan_.
vndern, _sb._ noon, F. & B. 511 T; ondarne, Cott. OE. _undern_.
vndernome, _pp._ journeyed, F. & B. 189, 219 T; vndernome, set out, gone, 920 T. Cf. noome, gone, F. & B. 227 T.
vndrestode, 3 _sing. pret._ received, Ass. 564 Add.
vnmete, _adv._ violently, Ass. 354 C. OE. _unmete_.
vnmeþ, _sb._ immoderation, F. & B. 675 C. OE. _unmet_.
vnneþes, _adv._ with difficulty, F. & B. 63 T. OE. _une͞aðe_.
unorne, _adj._ old, ugly, KH. 348, 1646 C. OE. _unorne_.
unspurne, _infin._ kick open, KH. 1159. OE. _spurnan_.
vnwemmed, _adj._ spotless, Ass. 537 C. OE. _wamm_.
utrage, _sb._ error for truage (?), KH. 1618 L.
verdoune, _sb._ troop, company (?), Ass. 455, 457 H.
vertu, _sb._ power, strength, F. & B. 370 T. OF. _vertu_.
vie, _sb._ life, Ass. 879, 889, 891 Add. OF. _vie_.
warysoun, _sb._ reward, F. & B. 1051 T, _see_ gersume, garisone.
waxe, wexe, _v._ grow, wax; _infin._, KH. 101, 268 C, 312 C; 3 _sing. pret._ wex, KH. 268 L. OE. _weaxan_.
wed-broþer, _sb._ pledged brother, KH. 300 L. Cf. Lay. 14469 and Note 32209. Sax. Chron. 30, brother by baptism. Wace has for Layamon’s wed-broðer, in one instance ‘cousin,’ in another ‘nephew.’ Cf. also Plummer, Two Saxon Chronicles, p. 25, bottom. ON. _veð brōðar_.