teaster

An old spelling singtheid hind the ground, so that they can't you, lay on like old 6208 Lightly, hee [Wrath] is an olde man (for those yeares are most wayward and teatish ), yet, be he neuer so olde or so froward, since Auarice likewise is a fellow vice of those fraile yeares, we must set one extreame to striue with another. Nashe , Pierce Penile e, p. 35. technical teazel-frame (tē'zl-frām), n. A frame of wood or iron to which teazel-heads are secured, used, either by hand or by means of a machine to which it is connected, for the purpose of teazel- ing cloth. teat-like (tēt'lik), a. Resembling a teat; mam- mill i form; mastoid: as, a teat - like formation of teazeling-machine (tez'ling-ma-shen), bone. In nap on woolen- manuf., a machine for woolen fabrics by means of teazels. The teazels are fixed in frames, which are carried by a revolving cylinder, against which the cloth is pre ed while being moved in the opposite direction. See gigging -machine. teazel wort (tē'zl-wėrt), n. A plant of the order Dipsacaceæ. Lindley.