† ˈtammel Obs. rare.
App. an alteration of stammel, on analogy of tamin for stamin.
| 1616 Trial C'tess Somerset in Relat. Poysoning Sir T. Overbury (1651) 106 The Prisoner..being attired in black Tammel, a Cyprus Caperoon, a Cobweb Lawn Ruff and Cuffs. 1668 Flemings in Oxford 9 Apr. (O.H.S.) I. 437 Paid unto D{supr} Smith which my Lady had disbursed for Tammell for my wife 01 05 00. |