terne plate is sheet-iron coated with an alloy of lead and tin.
Close to the terne stood a beautiful old black and white farmhouse called Petsey.
All was altered, except the terne flowing through reedy meadows.
At the second drawing a terne of forty thousand francs obliged me to borrow money.
Only the simple drawing, the ambe and the terne to be retained; the quarterne and the quine to be abolished.
At its formation it acquired thirty-nine different plants, embracing 279 mills, manufacturing tin and terne plates.
Thus haue I described the terne in such wise as my simple skill is able to performe.
The Irding ariseth in a moore in the borders of Tindale, nere vnto terne.
terne, tėrn, n. an inferior tin-plate for roofs and the inside of packing-cases.
