Obs. [app. related to THRILL sb.1] A nostril or breathing hole.
c. 1430. Bk. Hawkyng, in Rel. Ant., I. 301. But if it have hastely help it wol stop his nare throlles.
1555. Douglas’s Æneis, VII. x. 59. Ane horribill caue … ane throll [ed. Small thyrll], or aynding stede, Of terribill Pluto.
