A suitable, favourable, or proper time or occasion; opportune, fit, or due time; season; opportunity: = time, n. 17 archaic. Cf. tid, n.1

A favourable, opportune, convenient, or suitable point of time for doing something; the right moment or occasion. (Often with his, her, etc.)

Time at which something happens or is done; occasion; †proper or suitable time; †season: = time, n. 14 15 16 Obsolete exc. archaic or dialect (or…

Favourable or proper time, opportune moment; occasion, opportunity; season, time of day. Cf. barley-sele n., haysel, n.

The right, proper, due or appointed time; a fit or favourable occasion, an opportunity. (Cf. phrases 1a) Const. †to, for, to with infinitive.

a fit or expedient season; time of need.

An appropriate or allotted time. Obsolete. rare.

A fitting time or juncture; an opportune moment, a suitable occasion; an opportunity. Usually in negative or interrogative contexts.

The time when pudding or puddings are to be had; (hence figurative) a time when a person is in luck; a favourable or useful time.