_Tower-hill-play_, a slap on the Face and a kick on the Breech. _Town-bull_, one that rides all the Women he meets. _Tower_, a Woman’s false Hair on their Fore-heads. _Towring Thoughts_, Ambitious Aspiring. _To Tower_, to sore on High. _They have been round the Tower with it_, c. that Piece of Money has been Clipt. _Trace_, the Footing of a Hare in the Snow. _Track_, c. to go. _Track up the Dancers_, c. whip up the Stairs. _Tract_, the footing of a Boar. _Train_, a Hawk’s or Peacock’s Tail; also Attendants or Retinue. _Trajoning_, when a Roe crosses and doubles. _Transnear_, c. to come up with any body. _Translators_, Sellers of old Shoes and Boots, between Shoe-makers and Coblers; also that turn or Translate one Language into another. _Transmogrify_, to alter, or new vamp. _Tranter_, the same as _Crocker_. _Trapan_, c. he that draws in or wheedles a _Cull_, and _Bites_ him. _Trapan’d_, c. Sharpt, ensnar’d. _Trapes_, a dangling Slattern. _Trassing_, when the Hawk raiseth any Fowl aloft, and soaring with it, at length descendeth with it to the Ground. _Tree the Martern_, Dislodge him. _Treewins_, c. Three-pence. _Trigry-mate_, an idle She-Companion. _Trib_, c. a Prison. _He is in Trib_, for _Tribulation_, c. he is layd by the Heels, or in a great deal of Trouble. _Trim_, Dress. In _a sad Trim_, Dirty, Undrest. _A Trim-Lad_, a spruce, neat, well trickt Man. _Trimmer_, a moderate Man, betwixt _Whig_ and _Tory_, between Prerogative and Property. _To Trim_, to hold fair with both sides. _Trim the Boat_, poise it. _Trim of the Ship_, that way she goes best. _Trimming_, c. Cheating People of their Money. _Trine_, c. to Hang; also Tyburn. _Trining_, c. Hanging. _Trinkets_, Porringers, and also any little odd thing, Toies and Trifles. _Tringum-Trangum_, a Whim, or Maggot. _Tripolin_, Chalk, nick-nam’d and us’d by the _French_ Perfumers as _Alabaster_ is by the _English_. _Trip_, a short Voyage or Journey; also an Error of the Tongue, or Pen, a stumble, a false step, a miscarriage, or a Bastard. _Troateth_, see _Growneth_ _Trotters_, Feet, usually Sheeps. _Shake your Trotters_, troop off, be gone. _An old Trot_, a sorry base old Woman. _A Dog Trot_, a pretty Pace. _Troll-away_, bowl away, or trundle away. _Troll-about_, saunter, loiter, wander about. _Trolly-lolly_, coarse Lace once much in fashion, now worn only by the meaner sort. _Trollop_. _A great Trollop_, a lusty coarse Ramp or Tomrig. _Trooper_, c. a half Crown. _Trounc’d_, troubled, Cast in Law, Punisht. _I’ll Trounce the Rogue_, I’ll hamper him. _Truck_, to swop or barter. _Trug_, a dirty Puzzel, an ord’nary sorry Woman; also the third part of a Bushel, and a Tray for Milk. _Trull_, c. a Whore; also a Tinker’s travelling Wife or Wench, and to trundle. _Trumpery_, old Ware, old Stuff, as old Hatts, Boots, Shoes, _&c._ Trash and Trumpery. _For want of good Company, welcome Trumpery._ _Trundlers_, c. Pease.