Tīne′man1, n.
pl. TĪNE′MEN. [Probably allied to tine, to shut or inclose, A.-S. tynan, to hedge in, tûn, tyne, a plot of ground fenced round or inclosed by a hedge. See TINE, TOWN, and infra.] (O. Eng. Forest Law.) An officer of the forest who had the nocturnal care of vert and venison. [Obs.]