TRAPSE (Drag feet when walking) Children, when they do not want to go on a walk, will trapse about, Dragging their heels. "Caw will 'ee look at thikky cheel trapse n' 'bout"
TILTH (Broken down soil, ready for tilling)
THIKKY (This, that, the, those)"Caw kin' 'e mind thikky ole maid who live up nap 'o ole hill? My dear zaw, 'er walked zo many times 't thikky market 'er was purt near pummal vooted!"
THRAIPIN' (Thrashing, good sort out, shake up)"I tell 'ee my boody 'tiz 'bout time you give thikky cheal a good thrapin'"
TIDDLY TOPE (Wren)
TIZZICK (Sick, unwell) "Caw my dear zaw, father be proper tizzicky, 'ee looks like 'ees 'bout 't 'and 'een, 'ees knife 'n vork!"
TIFFLES, TIFFILN'S (Bits of cotton, lint)"Yer maid, yer dress be vull 'o tifflin's, get yerzel' yer 'n yer what I be tellin' to 'ee, yu'm aidin' towards a good thraipin'"
| TOAD RIDDINS (Frog Spawn) I have also heard it called 'Toad Riddlins
TITTYMAL (Titmouse)
TALLET (Loft of a building, Top shelf in a barn)
I expect most of 'ee ave bin up 'n a tallet 'n made thikky pellum fall?
THUNGY (Tough, dough like substance, for example, putty)
THURDLE GUTTED (Thin, starved)"You'm lookin' praaper thurdle gutted buye, do 'ee ave zome 'o this yer Teddy Caake twil make 'ee graw thicker")
TOM NODDY (Tadpole)
If someone was said to be Tomnoddy it referred to them as being "Big aid 'n no body"
TAFFITY (Dainty, fussy about food) "Get on 'n aite yer grub cheal, you be praaper taffity" |
