Obs. Also 6 tarie, -ye. [f. TARY v.] Vexation, trouble, annoyance.
1528. Lyndesay, Dreme, 277. For to rehers thare lyffis vitious, It wer bot tarye to the auditouris.
1533. Gau, Richt Vay (S.T.S.), 66. We haiff mekil tarie of it [our body] heir in ye wardil.
c. 1576. Maitland, Poems (1830), 40. And tak ane wyf to bring him selffe in tarye, For fresche Maii and cauld Januarij Agreeis nocht upon ane sang in tune.
