tirl

i. & t. [TIRL, s.] A. In trans.: To make a slight noise, as by touch tremulous motion or sound. ing some loose or slack object, so as to produce a B. Trans.: To uncover; to strip of a covering or roof. (Scotch.) "Whyles on the strong-winged tempest fly in', Tirlin ' the kirks." Burns: Addre to the Deil. tir-ō, s. [TYRO.] The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia tirr tirr, v . t . [Prob. connected with tear or tirl , v.] To tear, to uncover, to unroof, to strip; to pare off the sward from with a spade. ( Scotch .)