Till

Definition of till:

part of speech: verb

To prepare for seed, etc., as land.

part of speech: noun

A money drawer.

part of speech: noun

A money box or drawer in a desk or counter.

part of speech: verb

To cultivate the soil.

part of speech: verb

To cultivate, as land.

part of speech: noun

TILLER.

part of speech: preposition

To the time of.

part of speech: conjunction

Until; to the time when; as, wait till I return.

part of speech: adverb

To the time when: to the degree that.

Usage examples for till:

• We would not let him go till he was better. "Red Pottage", Mary Cholmondeley.

• Must you wait very long till you know? "As It Was in the Beginning", Philip Verrill Mighels.

• Till I can give him news of you. "The Master of the Ceremonies", George Manville Fenn.

• Why else should he come and look till he find? "Donal Grant", George MacDonald.