Thirl

Nice to see you both together, as far as the thirl, looks good and happy to see more features added. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The Old English word for "hole" was thirl and a nostril is a "nose hole" or a "nose thirl." ❋ Unknown (2009)

In Old English we don't see evidence of people extending the metaphor of something going through you-like a hole or a thirl-to emotions going through you. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Third, James Stuart, major-general, and colonel of the thirl j-- first regiment of foot, married Lady Margaret Hume, daughter of Hugh,. ❋ Unknown (1812)

Tb alio. paffed fome huts, the owners of which n them with roaited potatoes and fugar-canes; b at the very time fome were relieving the thirl and hungry, there were others who endeavour to fleal from them the very things which h been given them. ❋ Unknown (1796)

35 Dry multures were a fine, or compensation in money, for not grinding at the mill of the thirl. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Thrull, drill, thrill, thirl, and thurl, are all current elsewhere -- all from Saxon [Greek text].) {82} Of course there should be forty-eight signatures, as appended, doubtless, to the original document. ❋ Unknown (1846)

[Footnote: Dry multures were a fine, or compensation in money, for not grinding at the mill of the thirl. ❋ Walter Scott (1801)

Hold you on your talk in Gods name. '"tfr cndlf'tt la [i ihapter of CHAPT.vr. ificfriibiiGk The thirl argttment for Cenfiaftcy, takefifrof? ❋ Unknown (1594)