Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- An obsolete form of
till .
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- transitive verb obsolete To allure; to tole.
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Examples
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'How long ha' ye been goin 'tull sea,' says I, 'not tull be knowin' the mate's duty uz tull deluver no cargo wuthout receipt for same?
The Sea Farmer 1914
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'Twas at Portland, loadun 'cargo un fresh watter an' goin 'tull Comox tull load bunker coal un salt watter.
The Sea Farmer 1914
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Doctor Hall no said a word tull Margaret an 'I was no for guessun' the why he was sore puzzled.
The Strength of the Strong Jack London 1896
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“Dud ye send word tull the wife?” had been his greeting to the clerk.
THE SEA FARMER 2010
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But dud they say a word tull me for the fufteen pounds I saved tull them?
THE SEA FARMER 2010
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"But dud they say a word tull me for the fufteen pounds I saved tull them?
The Strength of the Strong Jack London 1896
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But dud they say a word tull me for the fufteen pounds I saved tull them?
The Sea Farmer 1914
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"Dud ye send word tull the wife?" had been his greeting to the clerk.
The Sea Farmer 1914
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Doctor Hall no said a word tull Margaret an 'I was no for guessun' the why he was sore puzzled.
Samuel 1914
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"Dud ye send word tull the wife?" had been his greeting to the clerk.
The Strength of the Strong Jack London 1896
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