| Tabby-Cat | n | Yokey-Molkit |
| Table | n | Board |
| Tablecloth | n | Sarfit |
| Tackling (of wagon) | n | Swifter |
| Tadpole | n | Black-Head, Pan, Polly Wig |
| Tag (game) | n | Datter, Ditter, Shankey-Dudely-High-Ho, Tig |
| Tail of horse, long | n | Swish-Tail |
| Tail-board of wagon | n | Scratch |
| Tainted | adj | Aponted |
| Take | v | Prin |
| Take it easy | v | Slimber |
| Take laundry out of machine | n | Sud Out |
| Take levels of land for draining | v | Bone |
| Take to water for refuge (of hunted stag) | v | Soil |
| Tale | n | Telling |
| Talk nonsense | v | Doil |
| Talk, idle | n | Latitat |
| Talkative | adj | Speechful |
| Tall tales | n | Dildrams |
| Tallow | n | Dubbing |
| Tally-ho! | int | Allow |
| Talons | n | Nipping |
| Tame | v | Daunt |
| Tamp (quarrying) | v | Tramp |
| Tamper | v | Pamper |
| Tang of scythe-blade | n | Crew |
| Tangle (1) | n/v | Cangle |
| Tangle (2) | v | Clit, Fazle. Knickle, Reaf |
| Tangle (3) | n | Roach, Tazzle |
| Tangled | adj | Romsed |
| Tangled (of hair) | adj | Vuzzy |
| Tansy | n | Scented Fern |
| Tantrum | n | Fantod, Framze, Pussyvan, Veag, Veath |
| Tap (light blow) | n | Tat |
| Tart (of beer) | adj | Rouched |
| Tattle | v | Fittle |
| Taunt (1) | v | Betwit, Tauntify, Twite |
| Taunt (2) | n/v | Dacker |
| Taunting | ppl | Chounting |
| Taut | adj | Teart |
| Tawdry | adj | Tathery-Outery |
| Taw-line (in marbles) | n | Tawling |
| Tawny | adj | Yolky |
| Tax | n | Sess |
| Tax, local | n | Cess |
| Tea party | n | Bitch-party |
| Tea, weak | n | Husband's tea |
| Team with one in front and two abreast | n | Unicorn Team |
| Tear | v | Skeg, Skey |
| Tear (in cloth) | n | Kag |
| Tear (in clothes) | n | Stag |
| Tear (in fabric) | n | Lerrup |
| Tear (in material) | n | Rant |
| Tease | v | Rail, Tan, Tet, Tit |
| Teasel | n | Barber's Brushes, Brushes, Voor |
| Teasel, used | n | Went |
| Teat | n | Tet |
| Teat (of animal) | n | Spean |
| Teat (of sow) | n | Dill |
| Teats (of cow) | n | Sithy-Hangers |
| Tedious | adj | Longful, Longsome, Spare |
| Teeth of the Storm | phr | Stroke of the Weather |
| Teetotal | adj | Total |
| Teetotaller | n | Teetee, Teetotal |
| Telegram | n | Telegraft, Telewag |
| Tell | v | Toll |
| Tell tales | v | Twit |
| Tell-Tale | n | Pick-Thank, Tittle-Goose |
| Temperamental (of horses) | adj | Haunty |
| Temporary | adv | Trumpery |
| Tempting | adj | Temptacious, Temtious |
| Ten sheaves of corn | n | Hile |
| Tenancy | n | Tenantry |
| Tender | adj | Sidder, Taffety, Tendersome |
| Tennis ball | n | Caddy-Ball |
| Term applied by students of King's College, Oxford to outsiders | n | Hodman |
| Term of abuse (1) | int | Brimstone |
| Term of abuse (2) | n | Flobberchops, Spirit, Spotted Toad |
| Term of affection for little girl | n | Pigsnie |
| Term of endearment | n | Ducksey-Doosey, Limmer, Poorie |
| Term of reproach for a boy | int | Jemima |
| Term of respect for elderly man | n | Uncle |
| Term used in marbles | int | Layers |
| Terrace on hillside | n | Lauchaid |
| Terrify | v | Thir |
| Test to see whether a hen is ready to lay an egg | v | Kunn |
| Testicles of stag | n | Dowsets |
| Testify | v | Testy |
| Tether | v | Glam |
| Tether (horse) | v | Flitten |
| Tethering-post | n | Stelch |
| Tewkesbury Fair | n | Hobnail's Wake |
| Than | conj | An. Then |
| That | pron | Thack, Thickumy, Thilk |
| That there | n | Thereimy |
| Thatch (1) | n | Combing-Straw, Share, Spray, Stulch, Vatch, Yelm |
| Thatch (2) | n/v | Datch |
| Thatch (3) | v | Thack |
| Thatch with moss | v | Moss |
| Thatched | adj | Thatchen |
| Thatcher's rod | n | Sparrow |
| Thatcher's tool | n | Gillet, Groom |
| That's that | v | It does not signify |
| Thaw | v | Dave, Dove, Uneave, Unthaw |
| The best kind of playing marble, glass with variegated colours | n | Agate |
| The custom of knocking down the worthless fruit after the apple harvest | n | Apple-Owling |
| The End | n | Tawstock Grace |
| The last milk that comes before a cow's udder is empty | n | Afterings |
| Theirs | pron | Theirn |
| Them | pron | Um |
| Themselves | pron | Thems, Theyselves |
| Then | adv | Tho |
| Thence | adv | Therence |
| There, look! | int | Thallack |
| These | pron | Theasamy, Theasum, Theseun |
| Thick, semi-liquid food | n | Stodge |
| Thicken (of beer) | v | Roil |
| Thicket | n | Brake, Brushet, Bushment, Dellfin, Shrap |
| Thickness | n | Thickedness |
| Thick-set | adj | Stuggy |
| Thick-skulled person | n | Dunsepoll |
| Thigh | n | Gamber, Jigger |
| Thin | adj | Spilshy |
| Thin (of hair) | v | Pell |
| Thingummy | n | Jiggamy, Jingumbob, Thing-A-Me-Toy |
| Think | v | Bethink |
| Third person singular | pron | En |
| Third stomach of ruminant | n | Fadge |
| Third swarm of bees from one hive | n | Chit, Hob, Kive |
| Third wheel | n | Gubb |
| Thirst | n | Fust |
| Thirst | n | Swaft |
| Thirsty | adj | Adry, Athirst, Chack, Drysy |
| This | pron | Thease, Tick, Thissum |
| This Morning | adv | To-Day Morning |
| This one | pron | Thickun |
| Thistle | n | Boar Thistle, Dashell, Disle |
| Thomasing | v | Gooding |
| Thong | n | Thunk |
| Thorn | n | Bush |
| Thorn bush | n | Brith |
| Thorn-bush, transplanted | n | Stagger |
| Thorny | adj | Spiky, Thornen |
| Thorough | adj | Drough |
| Thoroughly | adv | All To Pieces, A Rum 'Un, Back and Edge |
| Those | pron | Themmin, Themmy, Those Here |
| Thoughtless | adj | Thorty |
| Thrash | v | Bannick, Bensil, Bumbaste, Cotton, Drash |
| Thrashing | n | Shabbing |
| Thread (1) | n | Dird, Taum |
| Thread (2) | n/v | Dread |
| Thread (3) | v | Slub, Threadle |
| Thread, loose | n | Ravelling |
| Thread, waste end of | adj | Thrum |
| Threadbare | adj | Seary |
| Threads used in needlework | n | Crewel |
| Threaten | v | Dreaten, Threat |
| Threatening (of clouds) | adj | Buldering |
| Threatening (of sky) | adj | Grouty |
| Three (of game birds or animals) | n | Lease |
| Three pence piece | n | Dripmy-Bit |
| Three-legged iron stool used for supporting pan over fire | n | Brandiss |
| Threshel | n | Nile |
| Thresher | n | Thrusher |
| Threshing stick | n | Flail |
| Threshold | n | Drackstool, Drashel, Dreckstool, Drexil, Druckstool, Drushel |
| Thrifty | adj | Stewardly |
| Thrive (of plants) | v | Enjoy |
| Thriving | adj | Thrifty |
| Throat | n | Chuck, Crandum, Drawt, Gollaker |
| Throb | v | Galva, Jouder |
| Throng | n | Dringet, Dringle |
| Throttle | v | Drattle |
| Through | prep | Droo |
| Throw | v | Arch, Coit, Cook, Cop, Fur, Hough, Jet, Siss |
| Throw (in wrestling) | v | Drow |
| Throw away | v | Ram |
| Throw overhand | v | Whirr |
| Throw stone | v | Jellick |
| Throwing down | v | Hocksing Up |
| Thrush (bird) | n | Dirsh, Drish, Dursh |
| Thrust | v | Chop |
| Thrust with elbow or fist | v | Valch |
| Thug | n | Durgin, Fustilugs |
| Thump | n | Fump |
| Thunder | n | Dinder |
| Thunder | n | Dunder |
| Thunderbolt | n | Droy |
| Tickle | v | Kittle, Tiddle, Tittle |
| Ticklish | adj | Kittle |
| Tick-Tock | n | Tick-Tack |
| Tidal pool | n | Luck |
| Tidy | v | Stew Up |
| Tie | v | Tang |
| Tie a donkey's legs together to prevent it from straying | v | Fetter |
| Tie quickly | v | Reem |
| Tiger lily | n | Crumple-lily |
| Tighten rope of wagon | v | Warlock |
| Tight-fitting | adj | Tightish |
| Till (soil) | v | Mool |
| Tilled (of land) | adj | Breathe |
| Tilt cask | v | Steep, Stoop |
| Timber carriage | n | Bob, Gill |
| Timbers for rafters | n | Quartering |
| Time of confusion | n | Troy-Fair |
| Time of the Monmouth Rebellion | n | Dukin-Time |
| Timid | adj | Frightful |
| Timid person | n | Sawk |
| Tin for heating beer | n | Hooter |
| Tinder | n | Tender |
| Tine | n | Spean, Tang, Ting |
| Tinker | n | Tinkler |
| Tin-Miner | n | Tinner |
| Tiny | adj | Creeny, Dibby, Doddy, Skiddy, Tiddly, Tiddy, Tidney, Tinny, Tittle, Titty |
| Tippler | n | Soaker |
| Tire | v | Fatigate |
| Tired | adj | Dungy, Tiredful, Wappered |
| Tiredness | n | Tire |
| Tiresome | adj | Beggaring, Pindling |
| Tit (bird) | n | Titmal |
| Tit for Tat | phr | Tick for Tat |
| Tithe, given as | adj | Tithen |
| Tittivate | v | Tiddivate |
| To pick up acorns | v | Acorn |
| Toad | n | Taffety |
| Toadstool | n | Cankerroon, Chessaroon |
| Toast | v | Bathe |
| Toast bread | v | Bake |
| Toaster | n | Tormentor |
| Toddle | v | Tot, Tottle |
| Toddy | n | Sling |
| Toe | n | Toor |
| Toecap, steel | n | Scute |
| Toffee, treacle | n | Clidgy |
| Together | adv | Allonce |
| Together on one horse (of two women) | adj | Jollifant |
| Toggle (of scythe) | n | Togger |
| Toil | v | Turmoil |
| Toilet | n | Necessary |
| Toilet, outside | n | Garden-house |
| Tolerable | adj | Middlekin |
| Tolerable | adj | Tarble |
| Tolerable | adv | Torable |
| Toll (bell) | v | Doll, Knoll |
| Toll-House | n | Toll-Booth, Tolsey |
| Tomato | n | Jew 's Ear |
| Tomb | n | Cave |
| Tomboy | n | Hobby-Horse |
| Tomfoolery | n | Mazery |
| Tomorrow | adv | To-Morrow Day |
| Tongue | n | Clammer, Clicker, Lollicker, Wab |
| Tonsilitis | n | Choke-ills, Squinges, Squinsy |
| Tool used in thatching | n | Bodkin |
| Tool used in threshing barley | n | Champer |
| Tools | n | Tack |
| Tool-sharpener | n | Norway |
| Tooth | n | Snagum., Snagger |
| Tooth, fossilised | n | Slug |
| Toothless | adj | Map-Mouthed |
| Toothpick | n | Peck-Tooth |
| Top hat | n | Boxer |
| Top-heavy | adj | Loady |
| Topmost | adj | Headmost |
| Topple | v | Towp |
| Tops of oak trees when lopped | n | Flitterings |
| Torment (1) | n | Tag |
| Torment (2) | v | Badger |
| Tormentil | n | Thor-Mantle |
| Torn | adj | Strent |
| Total | n | Tote |
| Total of lobster-pots set out in one place | n | Trim |
| Totally | adv | Cliver and Shiver |
| Totter | v | Cockle, Tilt |
| Touch | v | Twitch |
| Touch (of illness) | n | Spice |
| Touchy | adj | Cawkey |
| Tongue of a buckle | n | Anchor |
| Tow a vessel manually | n | Bow-Haul |
| Towards the hills | adv | Hillward |
| Townie | n | Townser |
| Track | n | Rack |
| Tracker | n | Pricker |
| Tracker (in stag-hunting) | n | Harbourer |
| Trail along | v | Boam |
| Trail in wet or dirt | v | Daggle, Drabble, Draggle |
| Trailer (for wagon) | n | Outrigger, Overlayer |
| Trailer for cart | n | Rade, Rathe, Rave, Thripple |
| Trailing (of clothing) | adj | Side |
| Train | v | Cussen up |
| Tramp | v | Trit-Trot |
| Trample | v | Fooch, Stabble, Stoach, Wozzle |
| Trampled (of corn) | adj | Straggled |
| Transgress | v | Misdo |
| Trap, animal | n | Gildart |
| Trashy | adj | Drashy |
| Travel quickly | v | Loert |
| Traveller's Joy | n | Honesty |
| Trawling | v | Flewing |
| Tray used for carrying iron ore | n | Billy |
| Treacherous | adj | Underminded |
| Tread | v | Troach |
| Tread down | v | Scribble |
| Tread in mud | v | Pontch |
| Treat | n | Frawsy |
| Treat medically | v | Chemis |
| Treatment | n | Do |
| Tree stump | n | Chunk, Mock, Moot, Stool |
| Trellis (in orchards) | n | Powsen |
| Tremble | v | Bibble, Dawther, Gorgey |
| Trembling | adj | A-Goggle, Noggly |
| Tremor | n | Clay, Trembly |
| Trench | n | Slidder, Trunch |
| Trestle | n | Trustle |
| Tribute granted to the citizens of Exeter by charter of Edward I | n | Bagavel |
| Trick | n | Jink, Quiff, Rink, Toy |
| Trickery | n | Doggery, Hanky-Panky |
| Trickle | v | Trinkle, Whitter |
| Tricky | adj | Cagery, Tricksy |
| Trifle (1) | v | Pottle |
| Trifle (2) | n | Tally-Cake |
| Trill | v | Tirl |
| Trim | v | Dodd |
| Trim (hedge) | v | Tack (6) |
| Trim trees | v | Shrag |
| Trimmings of animal carcase | n | Skirting |
| Trinket | n | Falderal, Fol-The-Rols, Terrick, Trinkum, Whenny-Meg, Whinny-Meg |
| Trinkets | n | Fandangle, Trangley |
| Trio | n | Prial |
| Tripe | n | Lebb, Trollibobs |
| Triumphant | adj | Acock |
| Trivet | n | Tribet, Trippet |
| Trivial | adj | Sniggling |
| Trot | v | Jig-To-Jog, Jigget, Jod-Trot, Joggett |
| Trotter | n | Pipper |
| Trotting | v | Nuggling |
| Trotting (of horses) | v | Trizzling |
| Troublesome | adj | Caddlesome, Twily |
| Troublesome person or animal | n | Bedlam |
| Trough | n | Cub |
| Trough for animal fodder | n | Bin |
| Trough for salting bacon | n | Bacon-Silt |
| Trout | n | Truff |
| Trowel | n | Scuppit, Spittle-Dab |
| Truant | n | Trivant |
| Truant during blackberry season | n | Berry-Moucher, Blackberry-Moucher |
| Trudge | v | Drub, Splodge, Trape, Tridge, Trug |
| Trull | n | Trug |
| Trundle (hoop) | v | Trill |
| Truss straw | v | Bolt |
| Trussed up | adj | Trest |
| Trust | v | Gore, Trist |
| Trustworthiness | n | Rightship |
| Trustworthy | adj | Pomple |
| Truth | n | Ben |
| Truthful | n | Punctual |
| Try | v | Toot |
| T-shaped iron | n | T |
| Tub for washing ore | n | Buddle |
| Tub from which calves are fed | n | Drapper |
| Tub in which malt liquor is cooled | n | Cooler |
| Tub used for salting meat | n | Corbett |
| Tub used in making lye | n | Leech |
| Tub, large | n | Cowl |
| Tub, shallow | n | Kiver |
| Tubby | adj | Tonkey |
| Tuberculosis | n | Decline |
| Tuesday before Palm Sunday | n | Weaving-Tuesday |
| Tuft | n | Velly |
| Tuft (of grass) | n | Mop, Copse, Tuffet |
| Tufted Duck | n | Pie-Curr |
| Tufted grass | n | Carnation-Grass |
| Tufted Sedge | n | Turret |
| Tug | n | Drug |
| Tumbledown | adj | Smullock |
| Tumour | n | Substance |
| Tumulus | n | Gump, Hun-Barrow |
| Turf | n | Spend, Tab, Turr |
| Turf dried for fuel | n | Brock |
| Turf for fuel | n | Tan-Turves |
| Turf pared for burning | n | Beat |
| Turf, dry | n | Stribble |
| Turkey (bird) | n | Cobbler, Ganny, Moure |
| Turkey fig | n | Dough-Fig |
| Turkey-cock | n | Lollycock, Lubber-Cock |
| Turn back a deer from his course (in hunting) | v | Blanch |
| Turn left (to cattle) | int | Haw |
| Turn off short | v | Sprig |
| Turn out livestock into cornfield after harvesting | v | Turn out to Stubble |
| Turn over | v | Halve |
| Turn round before lying down (of animal) | v | Mather |
| Turncoat | n | Vicar Of Bray |
| Turnover (pie) | n | Crowdy |
| Turnpike | n | Pike |
| Turnscrew of plough | n | Spaniard |
| Turpentine | n | Turkentine |
| Tusk | n | Tuck, Tush |
| Tussle | v/n | Brush |
| Tussock grass | n | Nation-Grass |
| Tweezers | n | Pincher |
| Twibill | n | Tubbal |
| Twice | adv | Twicet |
| Twice over | adv | Twice At Once |
| Twig | n | Chat, Wisket |
| Twig, flexible | n | Frithles |
| Twiglet | n | Twiddick, Widdock |
| Twilight (1) | adj | Creepy-Crawly |
| Twilight (2) | n | Glimpse of the Evening, Grapslin, Mirk |
| Twin lambs | n | Doublets |
| Twine, fine | n | Heald-twine |
| Twinkle | n | Twink |
| Twirl | v | Whirgle |
| Twirl a mop | v | Dridle, Drill |
| Twist (1) | v | Feeze |
| Twist (2) | n | Quirk |
| Twist at the end of a straw-bind | n | Choke |
| Twisted | adj | Atwist, Crumpled |
| Twisty | adj | Cring-Crankum |
| Twitch | v | Snitch, Tweak |
| Twitch (of eyelids) | v | Wicker |
| Twitter | v | Twittle |
| Twittering | n | Tweatling |
| Two buckets carried with a yoke | n | Gait |
| Twybill | n | Visgy |
| Tying twine around a crab pot | v | Ringing |
| Type (in phrase "another guess of") | n | Guess |
| Type of agricultural implement | n | Idjit |
| Tyrannical | adj | Bad |
| Tyrant | n | Norman |