Lexicographical Neighbors of Trindled
Literary usage of Trindled
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Some Longer Elizabethan Poems by Arthur Henry Bullen (1903)
"Intending with Diana for to hunt, On Ida Mountaine top our skill to proue, A
golden Ball was trindled from aboue, And on the Rinde was writ this Poesie, ..."
2. Poems, 1594-1598 by Richard Barnfield, Edward Arber (1896)
"Intending with Diana for to hunt, On Ida Mountaine top our skill to proue, A
golden Ball was trindled from aboue, And on the Rinde was writ this Poesie, ..."
3. The Feeling for Nature in Scottish Poetry by John Veitch (1887)
"7 For the most part. 8 Slid. 9 Pleasing. 10 Each. n Slant, slope. i2 Bushes.
13 Cows. "Laid claim to. Frae yellow sands that trindled down the same. ..."
4. The Planter's Kalendar, Or, The Nurseryman's & Forester's Guide in the by Walter Nicol (1820)
"The earth is to be trindled in among the fibres, and the plants properly set,
and treated in all respects as advised for Forest Plantations for last month ..."
5. Helenore: Or the Fortunate Shepherdess, a Pastoral Tale by Alexander Ross, Alexander Thomson (1812)
"... That ay that bonny water-side did claim, Frae yellow sands that trindled down
the same, The fouks are wealthy, store was a their stock, Wi* this, ..."
6. An Historical, Topographical, and Descriptive View of the County of by Eneas Mackenzie (1825)
"The adjacent earth being carefully dug up and trindled, one of Robert Bruce's
silver pennies was found ; also a steel spur, and several relics of ornamental ..."
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