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Teinds

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Tithes.

“Taking down from the window-seat that amusing folio (The Scottish Coke upon Littleton), he opened it, as if instinctively, at the tenth title of Book Second, ‘of Teinds or Tythes.ʹ”—Sir W. Scott: The Antiquary, chap. xxxv.

N.B. Those entitled to tithes were called in Scotland “teind-masters.”

 

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Entry taken from Dictionary of Phrase and Fable, edited by the Rev. E. Cobham Brewer, LL.D. and revised in 1895.

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Teaspoon (A)
Teazle (Lady)
Teazle (Sir Peter)
Teck (A)
Teeth
Teeth are Drawn (His)
Teeth of the Wind (In the)
Teetotal
Teetotum (A)
Teian Muse (The)
Teinds
Telamonēs
Telegram
Telemachos
Tell (William)
Tellers of the Exchequer
Temora
Temper
Templars or Knights Templars
Temple (London)
Temple

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