til

All of us sincerely intend, when we take our wedding vows, to live up to the ideal of ‘til death do us part.’

I worked for dem' til I wuz thirty-two years old an' give dem what money I earned.

"Don't you fret, Til," said Aileen, who did not understand entirely.

Til, the country linseed, is good for this purpose in high lying soils.

I promised the bairn I would lat Francie ken whaur she was, and gie him the chance o' sayin his say til her.'

Octyl, ok′til, n. a hypothetical organic radical, known only in combination—also Capryl.