taw

A large, fancy marble used for shooting.

The line from which a player shoots in marbles.

A game of marbles.

To shoot a marble.

To convert (an animal hide) into white leather by treating it with a mixture containing alum and salt.

A Middle English variant of tow.

The twenty-second and last letter (R) of the Hebrew alphabet, corresponding to the English t. Its numerical value is 400.

To work, dress, or prepare (some raw material) for use or for further manipulation.

Especially To make (hides) into leather, specifically by soaking them, after cleaning, in a solution of alum and salt. See leather, tanning.