Tout

town, v.t. to look out for custom in an obtru- sive way.— «. Tout'er. [A S tottun. to look out TOW, W, to lug or pull u ve el through the water with a rope. n. orig. a rope for towing with the coaxv* part of flax or hemp. (A.S. tco/m toon. Cf. Tug.] Towage. l3Sj, «. act of Sowing money for towing. Toward, to'ard, Towards, hVardz, piep. m the direction of with a tendency to. ado. nearly in a state of preparation. [A.S. ttnvcard to, and ward, sig. direction. Cf. Forward, Forwards Toward, to'ward, Towardly, tO'ward-Ii. adj. ready to do or learn apt —ns. Tolrardne , To'ward- Unecs Towboat, u a boat that is towed, or one used for towing other ve els.