| T | n | T-shaped iron |
| Tab (1) | n | Shoestring |
| Tab (2) | n | Turf |
| Tabling | n | Coping (stone) |
| Tabor | v | Drum |
| Tack (1) | v | Put out to pasture |
| Tack (2) | n | Tools |
| Tack (3) | n | Flavour, unpleasant |
| Tack (4) | v | Slap |
| Tack (5) | v | Attack |
| Tack (6) | v | Trim (hedge) |
| Tacker (1) | n | Clincher |
| Tacker (2) | n | Boy, small |
| Tackling | n | Victuals |
| Tacky-Lacky | n | Drudge |
| Tad | n | Load |
| Taffety (1) | n | Toad |
| Taffety (2) | adj | Tender |
| Taffle | v | Entangle |
| Taffy | n | Simpleton |
| Tag (1) | v | Shear tail of sheep |
| Tag (2) | v | Drag |
| Tag (3) | n | Sheep, yearling |
| Tag (4) | v | Torment |
| Tagraling | v | Abusing |
| Tailing | n | Wool, dirty |
| Tailor-Blay | n | Bleak (fish) |
| Tait | n | See-Saw |
| Takeful | adj | Captivating |
| Tale | n | Clutch (of hen's eggs) |
| Talk Fine | v | Use book-English |
| Tallage, To | adv | Softly |
| Tallet | n | Hay-loft |
| Tallow | n | Stalactite |
| Tally-Cake | n | Trifle |
| Tally-Iron | n | Italian iron |
| Tame | v | Prune |
| Tame-Withy | n | Rosebay |
| Tan | v | Tease |
| Tan-Hill Apple | n | Apple, Devonshire Quarrenden |
| Tanbaste | v | Struggle |
| Tancel | v | Beat |
| Tang (1) | n | Tine |
| Tang (2) | n | Flavour |
| Tang (3) | v | Ring |
| Tang (4) | v | Tie |
| Tanglement | n | Knot |
| Tank (1) | n | Pond |
| Tank (2) | n | Counry dance |
| Tankard | n | Sheep-Bell |
| Tanner's Apron | n | Yellow Auricula |
| Tanracket | n | Noise |
| Tansy | n | Shanny |
| Tantadling | n | Apple dumpling |
| Tantara | n | Disturbance |
| Tantarabobus | n | Satan |
| Tanterboming | adj | Out of place |
| Tantony's Pig | n | Runt |
| Tan-Turves | n | Turf for fuel |
| Tap | n | Sole (of shoe) |
| Tape-Taker | n | Mole-Catcher |
| Taperell | adv | Feebly |
| Taply | adv | Daybreak, at |
| Tappit | adj | Crested |
| Tarble | adj | Tolerable |
| Tarbottle | n | Black Knapweed |
| Tardle | v | Entangle |
| Target | n | Forequarter of lamb |
| Tarmined | adj | Determined |
| Tarn | n | Lake, mountain |
| Tarnal | adj | Eternal |
| Tarnelly | adv | Eternally |
| Tarrat | n | Loft |
| Tarty | adj | Picky |
| Tat (1) | n | Sheep, yearling |
| Tat (2) | n | Tap (light blow) |
| Tata | n | Filth |
| Tatch | n | Flavour, unpleasant |
| Tatchy | adj | Irritable |
| Tathery-Outery | adj | Tawdry |
| Tatter | v | Chatter |
| Taum | n | Thread |
| Tauntify | v | Taunt |
| Taut | adj | Inflated |
| Tave | v | Rage |
| Tavering | adj | Restless |
| Taw | n | Marble, large |
| Tawer | n | Aftergrass |
| Tawl | v | Smoothe |
| Tawling | n | Taw-line (in marbles) |
| Tawny | n | Bullfinch |
| Tawstock Grace | n | The End |
| Tayty | n | See-Saw |
| Tazzle | n | Tangle |
| Teaching | n | Education |
| Teagle | n | Crane (for lifting) |
| Teak | n | Whitlow |
| Teal | v | Bury |
| Teap | n | Peak |
| Teart | adj | Taut |
| Teary | adj | Frail |
| Tease | v | Drive (livestock) |
| Teaser | n | Ram not used as breeding stock |
| Teasy | adj | Fractious |
| Tea-Fish | n | Saltfish |
| Tea-Kettle | n | Broth of bread, onions and offal |
| Ted | v | Spread new-mown grass for hay |
| Tee-Hole | n | Beehive, entrance to |
| Teehoss | v | Romp |
| Teel | v | Prop up |
| Teen | v | Close |
| Teetee | n | Teetotaller |
| Teetotal | n | Teetotaller |
| Teetotum | v | Whirl around |
| Teft | v | Weigh in hand |
| Telegraft | n | Telegram |
| Telewag | n | Telegram |
| Telle | v | Gobble food |
| Telling | n | Tale |
| Teme | v | Steam |
| Temper | v | Mix |
| Temple | n | Wheel of loom |
| Temporary | adj | Frail |
| Tempt | v | Attempt |
| Temptacious | adj | Tempting |
| Tems'd Bread | n | Bread made of finely-sifted flour |
| Temtious | adj | Tempting |
| Tenantry | n | Tenancy |
| Tend (1) | v | Attend |
| Tend (2) | v | Light |
| Tend (3) | v | Intend |
| Tender (1) | adj | Biting (of wind) |
| Tender (2) | n | Tinder |
| Tendersome | adj | Tender |
| Tentful | adj | Attentive |
| Term | v | Border |
| Terrick | n | Trinket |
| Terrify | v | Annoy |
| Tervee | v | Struggle |
| Testorn | adj | Short-Tempered |
| Testy | v | Testify |
| Tet (1) | n | Teat |
| Tet (2) | v | Tease |
| Tetch | n | Habit |
| Tething | n | Sheaves, cluster of |
| Tetter | n | Pimple |
| Tetty | n | Nosegay |
| Teuny | adj | Sickly |
| Tew (1) | n | Bellows, nozzle of |
| Tew (2) | n | String, hempen |
| Tew (3) | adj | Sickly |
| Tewel | n | Horse's arse |
| Tewer | n | Alley |
| Tewey | adj | Qualmish |
| Tewly | adj | Sickly |
| Thack (1) | pron | That |
| Thack (2) | v | Thatch |
| Thallack | int | There, look! |
| Thane | n | Bracken |
| Tharn | v | Mock |
| Thatch, Lift the | v | Raise the roof |
| Thatchen | adj | Thatched |
| Theasamy | pron | These |
| Thease | pron | This |
| Theasum | pron | These |
| Thee | pron | You (1st person) |
| Thee's | adj | Your (1st person) |
| Theirn | pron | Theirs |
| Themmin | pron | Those |
| Themmy | pron | Those |
| Thems | pron | Themselves |
| Then | conj | Than |
| Thereckly | adv | Directly |
| Thereimy | n | That there |
| Therence | adv | Thence |
| Therting | n | Landmark |
| Theseun | pron | These |
| Thetch | n | Vetch |
| Theyselves | pron | Themselves |
| Thick | pron | This |
| Thickedness | n | Thickness |
| Thicket | n | Faggot (of wood) |
| Thickumy | pron | That |
| Thickun | pron | This one |
| Thicky-Duddle | n | Flour and water |
| Thilk | pron | That |
| Thing-A-Me-Toy | n | Thingummy |
| Thinny | v | Whine |
| Thir | v | Terrify |
| Thirl | adj | Gaunt |
| Thirsty | adj | Salty |
| Thirtingill | adj | Perverse |
| Thissum | pron | This |
| Tho | adv | Then |
| Thole | n | Scythe, handle of |
| Thomasing | v | Guising |
| Thone | adj | Damp |
| Thong | n | Shoelace, leathern |
| Thornback | n | Swanage stone, bed of |
| Thornen | adj | Thorny |
| Thorny | n | Stickleback |
| Thorough-Pole | n | Reach (of wagon) |
| Thorpe | n | Hamlet |
| Thorty | adj | Thoughtless |
| Thor-Mantle | n | Tormentil |
| Those Here | pron | Those |
| Thost | n | Dung |
| Thou | pron | You |
| Thought | n | Little bit |
| Thousand-Legs | n | Millipede |
| Thouse | prep | Without |
| Thrale | n | Oak blossom |
| Thrall | n | Wheelbarrow |
| Thrave | n | Corn, 24 sheaves of |
| Threadle | v | Thread |
| Threat | v | Threaten |
| Threshel | n | Flail |
| Thrifty | adj | Thriving |
| Thripple | n | Trailer for cart |
| Thristle | n | Song Thrush |
| Throat-Hapse | n | Halter |
| Throaty | adj | Double-chinned (of bull) |
| Throng | adj | Busy |
| Thrum | adj | Thread, waste end of |
| Thrusher | n | Thresher |
| Thruster | n | One who rides too far forward in hunting |
| Thuckster | n | Courser |
| Thummelspider | n | Spider, large |
| Thumper | n | Whopper |
| Thumpkin | n | Bumpkin |
| Thunk | n | Thong |
| Thurdle-Crump | n | Dormouse |
| Thurindale | n | Flagon, pewter |
| Thwart-Band | n | Cross-Beam |
| Thwartle | v | Cross-Plough |
| Thwartover | adj | Obstinate |
| Thwite | v | Whittle |
| Thy | pron | Your (1st person) |
| Thyself | pron | Yourself |
| Tib | int | Call to ewes |
| Tibby-Lamb | n | Child, affectionate term for |
| Tich | v | Dry turf for fuel |
| Tick | n | Broad bean |
| Tick for Tat | phr | Tit for Tat |
| Ticket | n | Load, small |
| Tickle | v | Stir |
| Tickler (1) | n | Rose-hip |
| Tickler (2) | adj | Particular |
| Tickling-Tommy | n | Rose-hip |
| Ticky-Pig | n | Runt |
| Ticky-Tope | n | Wren |
| Tick-Tack | n | Tick-Tock |
| Tid | adj | Lively |
| Tidd | adj | Cagey |
| Tiddivate | v | Tittivate |
| Tiddle (1) | v | Hand-rear |
| Tiddle (2) | v | Tickle |
| Tiddly | adj | Tiny |
| Tiddlywink | n | Off-Licence |
| Tiddy | adj | Tiny |
| Tidley | n | Wren |
| Tidney | adj | Tiny |
| Tie | n | Feather-bed |
| Tied Up | adj | Constipated |
| Tier | n | Cord for tying sacks |
| Tiffy | adj | Irritable |
| Tifle | v | Unravel |
| Tift | v | Dress up |
| Tig (1) | n | Tag (game) |
| Tig (2) | int | Call to pigs |
| Tight | v | Weigh in hand |
| Tightish | adj | Tight-fitting |
| Tightly | adv | Severely |
| Till | v | Hand over |
| Tiller (1) | n | Pit-saw, handle of |
| Tiller (2) | v | Sprout |
| Tiller (3) | n | Shaft-horse |
| Tills | n | Lentils |
| Tilt (1) | n | Wagon-cover |
| Tilt (2) | v | Totter |
| Tilt (3) | n | Rage |
| Tilth | n | Cultivation |
| Timbern | adj | Wooden |
| Timbersome | adj | Cumbersome |
| Timmy | n | Bat (in rounders) |
| Timothy | n | Cat's-Tail Grass |
| Tind | v | Kindle |
| Tine | v | Enclose |
| Tine-Stock | n | Scythe, handle of |
| Ting (1) | n | Tine |
| Ting (2) | v | Jingle |
| Ting (3) | v | Bind |
| Ting (4) | v | Chide |
| Ting-Tang | n | Bell, small |
| Tink | n | Chaffinch |
| Tinker-Tailor | n | Rye-Grass |
| Tinkler (1) | n | Tinker |
| Tinkler (2) | n | Bell, small |
| Tinner (1) | n | Tin-Miner |
| Tinner (2) | n | Funnel |
| Tinnet | n | Brushwood |
| Tinny | adj | Tiny |
| Tino | adv | That I know |
| Tinsey | n | Water-Can |
| Tint | v | Blend |
| Tinually | adv | Continually |
| Tipped | adj | Painted |
| Tippem | n | Up-Jenkins (game) |
| Tippertant | adj | Impertinent |
| Tippity | adj | Easily upset |
| Tipple | v | Sell when fattened for double the cost price (of livestock) |
| Tippy | adj | Easily upset |
| Tipsen | n | St John's Wort |
| Tipteerer | n | Mummer |
| Tip-It | n | Up-Jenkins (game) |
| Tire (1) | v | Deck the halls with boughs of holly |
| Tire (2) | n | Tiredness |
| Tiredful | adj | Tired |
| Tirl | v | Trill |
| Tiss | v | Hiss |
| Tisserer | adj | It absolutely is |
| Tissick | n | Cough, hacking |
| Tissicky | adj | Asthmatic |
| Tistytosty | adj | Cowslip ball |
| Tit (1) | n | Horse, small |
| Tit (2) | n | Smack |
| Tit (3) | v | Tease |
| Tite | n | Water-fountain |
| Tithe-Dinner | n | Dinner held upon collection of tithes |
| Tithen | adj | Tithe, given as |
| Tithing | n | Sheaves, stack of 10 |
| Title | v | Entitle |
| Titmal | n | Tit (bird) |
| Titsum | n | St John's Wort |
| Titter | v | Quiver |
| Tittervate | v | Aggravate |
| Tittery | adj | Unstable |
| Titter-Wren | n | Wren |
| Tittle (1) | v | Tickle |
| Tittle (2) | adj | Tiny |
| Tittle-Goose | n | Tell-Tale |
| Tittle-Tag | n | Larva of gnat |
| Tittling | adj | Unstable |
| Tittup | v | Shake |
| Titty (1) | adj | Tiny |
| Titty (2) | n | Wren |
| Tit-Tat-Toe | n | Noughts and Crosses |
| Tiver | n | Ruddle |
| Tiverton Rain | n | Heavy rain brought by an east wind to South Molton |
| Toady | adv | Very |
| Toak | v | Soak |
| Toar | n | Grass, long |
| Toby-Trot | n | Simpleton |
| Tod | n | Wool, 28lb of |
| Todd | n | Disease of rabbits |
| Toddle | v | Stagger |
| Todge | n | Stodge |
| Toe-Rag | n | Salt cod |
| Toft | n | Enclosure |
| Tog | v | Jog |
| Togger | n | Toggle (of scythe) |
| Toggle | n | Scythe, handle of |
| Tog | n | Scythe, handle of |
| Tog-Bellied | adj | Pot-Bellied |
| Toil (1) | v | Disturb |
| Toil (2) | n | Hilltop |
| Toil (3) | v | Set trap |
| Toit | n | Hassock |
| Toke | v | Glean apples |
| Toker | n | Money |
| Tolerable | adj | In fair health |
| Toll (1) | n | Clump (of trees) |
| Toll (2) | v | Beguile |
| Toll (3) | v | Tell |
| Toll (4) | v | Count |
| Toll-Booth | n | Toll-House |
| Tolsery | n | Fee for trading licence |
| Tolsey | n | Toll-House |
| Tomahawk | n | Pitchfork |
| Ton | n | Spinning Wheel |
| Tonguey | adj | Loquacious |
| Tonkey | adj | Tubby |
| Tonsure | n | Hay-crop |
| Tony-Hood | n | Bullfinch |
| Tony-Pig | n | Runt |
| Toodel | v | Whimper |
| Toor | n | Toor |
| Toot (1) | n | Fool |
| Toot (2) | n | Foot |
| Toot (3) | n | Promontary |
| Toot (4) | v | Try |
| Toot-Horn | n | Horn (musical instrument) |
| Too-Zoo | n | Woodpigeon |
| Tope | n | Wren |
| Toppermost | adv | Uppermost |
| Toppy | adj | Cheerful |
| Torable | adv | Tolerable |
| Toreckly | adv | Directly |
| Tormentor | n | Toaster |
| Torney | n | Attorney |
| Torrididdle | adj | Bewildered |
| Toss-Ball | n | Softball |
| Tossell | n | Bobbin |
| Tossicated | adj | Intoxicated |
| Tossity | adj | Intoxicated |
| Tossy | adj | Untidy |
| Tosty | n | Cowslip ball |
| Tot (1) | n | Drinking vessel, small |
| Tot (2) | v | Toddle |
| Tot (3) | n | Sand Dune |
| Total | adj | Teetotal |
| Tote | n | Total |
| Totle | v | Dawdle |
| Tottering-Grass | n | Quaking-Grass |
| Tottle | v | Toddle |
| Totty | adj | Disreputable |
| Totty-Land | n | Marshland |
| Tot-Bellied | adj | Pot-Bellied |
| Touchen-Leaves | n | Sweet Amber |
| Tough-Cake | n | White Cake |
| Touser | n | Rough up |
| Tow (1) | adj | Pleasant |
| Tow (2) | int | Call to encourage greyhounds |
| Tow Run Slack, Let the | v | Let business manage itself |
| Towan | n | Sand Dune |
| Towardly | adj | Docile |
| Towering | adj | Great |
| Townser | n | Townie |
| Towp | v | Topple |
| Towser | n | Dog, large |
| Towte | n | Hillock |
| Toy | n | Trick |
| Toze | v | Disentangle |
| Tozier | n | Basket-Maker |
| To-Rights | adv | Neatly |
| To- | prefix | Asunder |
| To-Day Morning | adv | This Morning |
| To-Morrow Day | adv | Tomorrow |
| To-Name | n | By-name |
| To-Night | adv | Last night |
| Trace | n | Footprint of hare in snow |
| Trace-Harness | n | Harness worn by lead horse in team |
| Tracklines | n | Embankments marking ancient settlements |
| Traffick | n | Familiarity |
| Trail | n | Oak blossom |
| Traite | n | Bran, fine |
| Tram | n | Framework |
| Trammel (1) | n | Pot-Hook |
| Trammel (2) | n | Nonsense |
| Trammel-Hawk | n | Peregine Falcon |
| Tramming | n | Framework |
| Tramp | v | Tamp (quarrying) |
| Tramps | v | Wander the streets |
| Trangley | n | Trinkets |
| Trap | n | Hillock |
| Trape | v | Trudge |
| Trappy | adj | Slender |
| Travelling Sailor | n | Ivy-Leaved Toadflax |
| Traverse | n | Framework |
| Travish | n | Ditch |
| Tray (1) | n | Washtub |
| Tray (2) | n | Stag's horn, third horn of |
| Treaden | n | Sole (of foot) |
| Treadle | n | Embryo of bird |
| Trembly | n | Tremor |
| Tremendous | adv | Exceedingly |
| Trench | v | Drain land with trenches |
| Trend | v | Wind |
| Trendle | n | Butter-tub |
| Trennage | n | Board and lodging |
| Treseltrype | n | Runt |
| Trespass, On | n | Over 70 years old (of person) |
| Trest | adj | Trussed up |
| Triangle | adj | Quincux |
| Tribet | n | Trivet |
| Trick And Tie | adj | Equal |
| Tricksome | adj | Easily taught tricks (of dog) |
| Tricksy | adj | Tricky |
| Trickumtrully | adv | Unfairly |
| Tridge | v | Trudge |
| Trier | n | Umpire |
| Trig | v | Fasten |
| Trigimate | n | Friend, close |
| Trill | v | Trundle (hoop) |
| Trim | n | Total of lobster-pots set out in one place |
| Trimmel | n | Salting-tub, large |
| Trimming | adj | Excellent |
| Trimple | v | Limp |
| Trim-Tram | n | Lich-Gate |
| Trinamanoose | n | Nonentity |
| Trindle | n | Salting-tub, large |
| Trinity Plant | n | Yellow Flag Iris |
| Trinkle | v | Trickle |
| Trinkum | n | Trinket |
| Trins | n | Stomachs of calves used in cheesemaking |
| Trip (1) | n | Litter (of pigs) |
| Trip (2) | v | Ply |
| Trippet | n | Trivet |
| Trise | v | Kick up heels |
| Trist | v | Trust |
| Trit-Trot | v | Tramp |
| Trivant | n | Truant |
| Trizzling | n | Trotting (of horses) |
| Troach | v | Tread |
| Troll (1) | v | Roll |
| Troll (2) | v | Cheese, kind of |
| Troll (3) | n | Slattern |
| Trollibobs | n | Tripe |
| Trollop | n | Moat at Portchester Castle |
| Trolly | n | Hand-Cart |
| Trolubber | n | Hedger and Ditcher |
| Trone | n | Furrow |
| Troop | n | Brood (of ducks) |
| Troot | int | Do it |
| Trop | int | Giddy-Up |
| Trot | n | Nonsense |
| Trotter-Pie | n | Apple and quince pie |
| Trounch | v | Denounce |
| Trow (1) | n | Canal-Boat |
| Trow (2) | v | Wonder |
| Troy-Fair | n | Time of confusion |
| Troy-Town | n | Labyrinth |
| Trub | n | Sloven |
| Trubagully | n | Vagrant |
| Truckamuck | n | Farm cart |
| Truckle | n | Castor |
| Trucks | n | Handcart |
| Trudge | v | Carry away |
| True-Love | n | Paris (herb) |
| Truff | n | Trout |
| Truffle-Cheese | n | Cheese, top-quality |
| Trug (1) | n | Trull |
| Trug (2) | v | Trudge |
| Trugg | n | Fruit-Basket |
| Trumpery (1) | adj | Worthless |
| Trumpery (2) | adv | Temporary |
| Trumpet | v | Stamp around |
| Trunch | n | Trench |
| Trundle | n | Salting-tub, large |
| Trup | int | Giddy-Up |
| Truss | n | Bundle of straw or hay to be carried on horseback |
| Trust | v | Buy on credit |
| Trustle | n | Trestle |
| Tubbal | n | Twibill |
| Tuck (1) | n | Tusk |
| Tuck (2) | v | Gust |
| Tucked Up | adj | Worn out |
| Tucking | n | Satchel for carrying beans while planting |
| Tucky | n | Sticky |
| Tuck-Work | n | Piece-work |
| Tud | n | Apple dumpling |
| Tuffet | n | Tuft of grass |
| Tuffing | n | Hay, late |
| Tuffle | v | Ruffle |
| Tuft | v | Rouse deer wih few hounds |
| Tuftin | n | Muffling (of bell-rope) |
| Tufwort | n | Wasp's nest |
| Tugster | n | Woman, bold |
| Tulip-Tree | n | Sycamore |
| Tumbling-Bay | n | Weir |
| Tummock | n | Hillock |
| Tump | n | Hillock |
| Tumptsner | n | Question, tough |
| Tun (1) | v | Pour (drink) |
| Tun (2) | n | Chimney |
| Tunable | adj | Musical |
| Tunnel | n | Funnel |
| Tunner | conj | Either |
| Tunniger (1) | n | Funnel |
| Tunniger (2) | n | Conical heap of cut turf |
| Turk | n | Something formidable |
| Turkentine | n | Turpentine |
| Turkey Eggs | n | Common Fritillary (flower) |
| Turmoil | v | Toil |
| Turniphead | n | Idiot |
| Turnpike | n | Hare-trap |
| Turr (1) | n | Turf |
| Turr (2) | int | Call to pigs |
| Turret | n | Tufted Sedge |
| Turtle-Stone | n | Septarian nodule in Oxford Clay |
| Tush (1) | n | Tusk |
| Tush (2) | v | Drag |
| Tusher | n | Horse Mushroom |
| Tut (1) | n | Footstool |
| Tut (2) | n | Piece-work |
| Tut (3) | n | Stool-ball |
| Tutter | v | Stutter |
| Tutty | n | Nosegay |
| Tuzzy-Muzzy | adj | Wrapped-up (in clothing) |
| Twang (1) | n | Flavour, unpleasant |
| Twang (2) | v | Beat |
| Twang (3) | v | Insult |
| Twank | v | Whinge |
| Twarly | adj | Irritable |
| Twarn-Eyed | adj | Squinting |
| Tweak | v | Twitch |
| Tweatling | n | Twittering |
| Tweedle | v | Whistle |
| Tweeny | n | Housemaid |
| Twelter | n | Whopper |
| Twenty-Eight | n | 28lbs |
| Twer | n | Small beer |
| Twer-Eyed | adj | Squinting |
| Twice At Once | adv | Twice over |
| Twicet | adv | Twice |
| Twick | v | Jerk |
| Twick-Band | n | Mountain Ash |
| Twickered Out | adj | Exhausted |
| Twiddick | n | Twiglet |
| Twig (1) | n | Walking stick |
| Twig (2) | v | Swig |
| Twilley-Hole | n | Hole in hurdle for insertion of pole |
| Twily | adj | Troublesome |
| Twin | n | Double fruit |
| Twine | v | Wriggle |
| Twinge (1) | n | Flatbread |
| Twinge (2) | n | Good point |
| Twingy | adj | In pain |
| Twining | n | Flatbread |
| Twink (1) | n | Twinkle |
| Twink (2) | n | Chaffinch |
| Twink (3) | v | Chastise |
| Twinter | n | Sheep, two-year-old |
| Twiny-Legs | n | Marsh Painted-Cup |
| Twire | v | Stare |
| Twirg | n | Gathering-hook |
| Twirne | n | Spinning Wheel |
| Twirty | adj | Irritable |
| Twister | n | Lash of whip |
| Twisty | adj | Distorted |
| Twit (1) | n | Washings after best cider is made |
| Twit (2) | v | Tell tales |
| Twit-Me-Dick | n | Quail |
| Twitch | v | Touch |
| Twitching-Up | n | St Vitus's Dance |
| Twitchy | adj | Irritable |
| Twite | v | Taunt |
| Twitterty-Snip | adv | Restlessly |
| Twittle | v | |
| Twixt | prep | Between |
| Twoth | adj | Second |
| Two-Penny | adj | Insignificant |
| Two-Three | adj | Few |
| Twy-Eyed | adj | Cross-Eyed |
| Twychild | n | Dotage |
| Twycrooks | n | Pot-hook extenders |
| Twyvally | v | Bother |
| Tye | n | Pit |
| Tyent | n | It ain't |
| Tyrant | n | Child, demanding |
| Tythal | n | Enclosure exempt from tithe |
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