Tally

taPTr, n. A piece of wood on which notches or scores are cut, as the marks of number; esp. one of 2 pieces with notches exactly corresponding; one thing made to suit or correspond to another; a match; mate. — [tallied (-lid), -lying.] To score with correspondent notches, make to correspond. (Navt.) To pull aft, as the sheets or lower corners of the main sun, cube, full moon, cow. oil TAME and foresail, —v. To be fitted, suit, cov,0Krim& [ME. and F. faille, a cutting, cut, tally, »\ tailter. to cut, L. talea, a strip of wood: see Tail, limitation. —Tal'lym an. -men. One who keeps the tally; one who keeps a tally-shop. — Tal'ly-shop, n. A shop at which articles are sold to customers on account, the account being kept in corresponding books, one called the tally, kept by the buyer, the other the counter-tally, kept by the seller. Tallyho. tal'lT-ho, interj. & n. The huntsman's cry to urge on his hounds.