"Seems to me they're mighty sevare tarms," commented the Father. ❋ Various (N/A)
Tomorrow evening at 8 But begs to inform That the Bear being Laim am afeard cant perform But the doggs and munkees is in good condishon and will I hopes be aprooved with the music my tarms is as toilers pr nite ❋ Strachey, John St Loe (1922)
So-and-so, who stated at a public meeting that "roight and moight were not always convartible tarms"; and accepted the cheers and laughter which greeted his utterance as evidence that he had said something rather neat. ❋ Mrs. J. H. Riddell (1869)
Why, says he -- lets make good tarms and that's all we're axing -- and that's what the widow'll say; but I wouldn't make the tarms too easy, Cappin. ❋ Unknown (1852)
They'll understan 'it, and come to tarms, I'll be boun'. ❋ Mayne Reid (1850)
Between friends, as I suppose we can now call ourselves, there need be no nice distinguishin 'of tarms. ❋ Mayne Reid (1850)
Goodish had growed since his clothes was made, or his jacket and trowsers warn't on speakin 'tarms, for they didn't meet by three or four inches, and the shirt shewed atween them like a yaller militia sash round him. ❋ Thomas Chandler Haliburton (1830)
So in this particular, Mabel, we are here before you on equal tarms. ❋ James Fenimore Cooper (1820)
This they all did; and lo! and behold ye, when they had finished the bottle was as full as when they commenced; and they all said that bate all ever they knew or heerd tell of; and the King said it bate all ever he knew or heerd tell of, too, and that the same bottle would be of mighty great sarvice to him, to keep his troops in drink when he'd go to war, and axed Jack on what tarms he'd part with it. ❋ Various (1896)
a man who had been onfortunit in his trappin 'or his venturs in the settlements, and might act'ally be in need of food and garments, or it may be he had acted wickedly at times, and had lost confidence in his own goodness and the goodness of others, and I said I will make the tarms of the invitin' broad enough to include each and all, whoever and whatever he may be. ❋ Unknown (1872)
Marry her's the tarms; and, I reckon, you'll allow, they're easy ones? " ❋ Robert M. Bird (N/A)
"Exactly," said Atkinson, who, although the prisoner was carefully bound, exhibited a jealous disinclination to let the will come near his hands, and now restored it carefully to his own bosom; "we must talk over that matter of tarms, jist to avoid mistakes. ❋ Robert M. Bird (N/A)
But, you see, captain, there's a bargain first to be struck between us, afore I comes up to the rack -- but I'll make tarms easy. " ❋ Robert M. Bird (N/A)
"Take it, captain," he cried, "take it; I give it to you without axing tarms; I leave it to yourself, captain. ❋ Robert M. Bird (N/A)
We could lay the proposition forninst him, and he could gives us the tarms to carry wid us. " ❋ Edward Sylvester Ellis (1878)
It's jest for you to say whether it's peace or war; fair tarms or foul; money or blood! " ❋ Unknown (1852)
Ef we kin git hold of her agin, supposing they've cut her loose and hid her, we shall be mighty nigh to making what tarms we please with her son and Fordham. " ❋ Unknown (1852)
But she, bein 'a Mexikin, may hev queery ideas about it; an' I want her promise guv in tarms from which thar'll be no takin 'the back track; same's I meen to give myen. " ❋ Mayne Reid (1850)
“Dude it was so hot out today”
“[Yah] bro I just tarmed [a minute] [ago]”
“Dude that’s sick” ❋ Curpapi69420 (2019)
Man, when I woke up this morning after [yesterday's] marathon of [tailgating], I could smell the tarm [on my skin]. ❋ Jeremie Wade (2004)
