Tween [adverb]

Hey, don't go 'roun' dat post gitting it 'tween you and me, it's bad luck.

They wasted o'er a scorching flameThe marrow of his bones; But a miller used him worst of all—He crush'd him 'tween two stones.

Already heat and stuffiness tween decks so unpleasant that carpenters were set to work to cut out stern ports for ventilation.

Prendergast then descended into the 'tween decks, and with his own hands cut the throat of the unfortunate surgeon.

Many and many the 'tween-watch have I passed in a coil of rope in the tops, a volume of the classics in my hand.

Him that's allus talkin' about lovin' our neighbours as ourselves, standin' a-tween us an' our natral rights.

Sixteen able-bodied citizens has literally bo't the stage line 'tween here and Scotsburg.

And tween you n me he didnt like it much to have Esther stay all winter, only your ma worked him round, the way she has, you know.

We live in a land be-tween you, to which you and they have no right.

Brander was to stay in the Sally, ironed in the after 'tween decks.