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tuilyie
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tuylȝe
tuyl, tuylȝe obs. ff. tuilyie. Oxford English Dictionary
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tulye
▪ I. tulye obs. f. till v.1▪ II. tulye, -yie, -ȝe, -ȝie see tuilyie. Oxford English Dictionary
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tuilyiesome
ˈtuilyiesome, a. Sc. [f. tuilyie + -some.] Quarrelsome, contentious. Hence ˈtuilȝiesomeness.1599 Jas. I. βασιλ. Δωρον (1682) 84 Tuilyesome weapons in the Court, betokens confusion in the Countrey. 1808 Jamieson s.v., ‘Tuilyiesum dogs cum happing hame’. S. Prov. Oxford English Dictionary
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tuil
tuil, -ll obs. ff. tewel, tuilyie, twill. Oxford English Dictionary
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tuilyier
tuilyier Sc. (ˈt{obar}l(j)ɪər) Forms: 5 tuilyeour, -your, (tulyhour), 6 tulȝear, -ȝeour (-zeour), -yeour, tuilyair, -ȝour, -ȝeour (7 -zeour), 7 tuilȝier. [ME. tuilȝeour, agent-n. from tuilȝie tuilyie v.: see -our.] A quarrelsome person, a brawler. Also in comb. tuilyier-like a., quarrelsome.1444 Abe... Oxford English Dictionary
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tooly
▪ I. tooly obs. f. tewly a., sickly.▪ II. tooly, -lye var. tuilyie. Oxford English Dictionary
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toly
▪ I. † toly, v. Obs. [Obs. by-form of toil v.1 Cf. the similar ‘oly or oyl’, ‘bolyyn or boylyn’, ‘spoylyn or spolyon’, ‘spoylyng or spolyynge’; also assolye = assoil, and the Sc. form tulȝie, tuilyie.] = toil v.1 1, to dispute, argue, esp. to contend or plead in a lawsuit.c 1440 Promp. Parv. 345/1 M... Oxford English Dictionary
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tulie
▪ I. tuilyie, tulyie, tulie, n. Sc. (ˈt{obar}l(j)ɪ, ˈt{smY}lɪ) Forms: 4–6 tulȝe, tolȝe, 5 tuyl, toilȝe, (tulyhe, tohile, tohyle), 5–6 tulye, 6 tuilȝe (-ze), tuylȝe, -ȝhe, tuill, tule, toulȝe, 6–7 tuilye; 5–6 tuilyie, 6–9 tulyie, -ȝie (-zie), 8 tuilie, toolie, 7–9 tuilȝie (-zie), 8–9 tooly, 9 tully. ... Oxford English Dictionary
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tule
▪ I. ‖ tule U.S. (ˈtuːleɪ) Also tula, toolie, tulé, tuley. [ad. Aztec tullin, the final n being dropped by the Spaniards as in Guatemala, Jalapa, etc.] a. Either of two species of bulrush (Scirpus lacustris var. occidentalis, and S. Tatora) abundant in low lands along riversides in California; hence... Oxford English Dictionary
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toil
▪ I. toil, n.1 (tɔɪl) Forms: 4–7 toyle, toile, (7 toiel), 7–8 toyl, 6– toil; see also the Sc. form tuilyie. [a. AF. toil, toyl dispute, contention, forensic strife = OF. tooil toeil, toel, touil, tueil bloody mêlée, trouble, confusion, etc. (12th c. in Godef.), f. tooillier, etc.: see toil v.1] 1. †... Oxford English Dictionary
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