Treachery

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 538
trech'er-i, n. faithle ne . [O. Fr. trecherte (Fr. tricherie}—trecker (Fr. tricher Dut. trekken to draw. TriOk is a doublet.] mOte m mJOn then. 538 IMG:page-538.webp:Page 538 Treacle Treacla, trS'kl, «. the sirup which is drained from sugar in the making. [Orig. ‘an antidote against the bite of poisonous animals,' O. Fr. triacle—h, tkeriacum—Gr. theriaka (pharmaha), antidotes against the bites of wild beasts — thirion, a wild beast.]
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