Tĭr'rit, n.
n. [A word put into the mouth of Mrs. Quickly, the hostess in Henry IV., and meant as a fanciful and ridiculous word, perhaps corrupted from terror. Nares.] Terror; affright. [Obs.]
n. [A word put into the mouth of Mrs. Quickly, the hostess in Henry IV., and meant as a fanciful and ridiculous word, perhaps corrupted from terror. Nares.] Terror; affright. [Obs.]