tod1 (tod)

[Early mod. E. todd, todde, tode; At length, within an Yvie todde (There shrouded was the little God), I heard a busie bustling. Spenser, Shep. Cal., March. 2t. An old weight, used chiefly for wool and varying in amount locally. It was commonly equal to 28 pounds. Man to - day is fancy's fool As man hath ever been. this noon. [U. S.] Tennyson , Ancient Sage. To-day morning, this morning. [Prov. Eng.]-To-day to-day, today (tö-da), n. [ This present time; the present age: as, the events of to - day.