trinket1 (tringket)

i. [Formerly sometimes trinquet; Had the Popish Lords stood to the interest of the Crown, .. and not trinketed with the enemies of that and themselves, it is probable they had kept their seats in the House of Lords for many years longer. Roger North , Examen, p. 63. ( Davies .) Mysell am not clear to trinket and traffic wi' courts o' justice, as they are now constituted; I have a tenderne and scruple in my mind anent them. Scott, Heart of Mid-Lothian, xviii.