taler

[ tah-ler ]

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noun

, plural ta·ler, ta·lers.

taler

/ ˈtɑːlə /

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The trooth is the taler in our little villige owed me for a pig and I didn't see any other way of gettin' my pay.

The taler said he know'd they was all right, because he had a brother in Wales who kept him informed about London fashins reg'lar.

It was of that onprincipled taler, and I said, "Has my clothin' a Welchy appearance?"

A well-drest man is the noblest work of his taler, likewise is a full-rigged woman the noblest work of her taleress.

She counted the money over in the till, but in vain; the taler had vanished.

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