tystie (tisti)

The black guillemot, Uria grylle. See cut under guillemot. [Orkney and Shetland.] tytt, tytet, tyttet, adv. Obsolete spellings of titel. about a dozen species. Those of Tyro glyph us proper feed upon animal products, and include among others the welltythet, n. and v. An obsolete spelling of tithel. known cheese-mites, T. siro and T. long i or -the latter tythingt, n. An obsolete spelling of tithing1. Frodinges T. phylloxeræ preys upon the grapevine tythingst, n. An obsolete form of tidings. See also upon farinaceous substances. (See phylloxera; T. entomophagus is a is a well-known pest in entotiding. Tyzack's anchor. mological collections. Tyroler (ti-rō'lėr), n. [ Tyrolese, Tyrol, Tirol, Tyrol: see Tyrolese.] A native of Tyrol; a Tyrolese. [Rare.] Tyrolese (tir-o-lēs' or -lēz'), a. and n. [ II. n. sing . and pl . A native or the natives of Tyrol. See anchor, 1. See czar, etc.