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Till
Till
n.
A
vetch
; a
tare
.
Till
n.
A
drawer
.
Till
n.
A
tray
or
drawer
in a
chest
.
Till
n.
A
money
drawer
in a
shop
or
store
.
Till
n.
A
deposit
of
clay
,
sand
,
and
gravel
,
without
lamination
,
formed
in a
glacier
valley
by
means
of
the
waters
derived
from
the
melting
glaciers
;
sometimes
applied
to
alluvium
of an
upper
river
terrace
,
when
not
laminated
,
and
appearing
as if
formed
in
the
same
manner
.
Till
n.
A
kind
of
coarse
,
obdurate
land
.
Till
v. t.
To;
unto
; up to; as
far
as;
until
;
now
used
only
in
respect
to
time
,
but
formerly
,
also
, of
place
,
degree
,
etc
.,
and
still
so
used
in
Scotland
and
in
parts
of
England
and
Ireland
; as, I
worked
till
four
o'
clock
; I
will
wait
till
next
week
.
Till
conj.
As
far
as; up to
the
place
or
degree
that
;
especially
, up to
the
time
that
;
that
is, to
the
time
specified
in
the
sentence
or
clause
following
;
until
.
Till
prep.
To
plow
and
prepare
for
seed
,
and
to
sow
,
dress
,
raise
crops
from
,
etc
., to
cultivate
; as, to
till
the
earth
, a
field
, a
farm
.
Till
prep.
To
prepare
; to
get
.
Till
v. i.
To
cultivate
land
.
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