This means that the trustee may use the deceased homeownerâs money to pay for trust expenses, including those expenses attributed to the home. If the homeowner did not leave enough cash to pay the expenses, the trustee may sell other trust property to generate the necessary funds.
Medical Definition of tar. 1  1: any of various dark brown or black bituminous usually odorous viscous liquids obtained by destructive distillation of organic material (as wood, coal, or peat); especially : one used medicinally (as to treat skin diseases)âsee coal tar, juniper tar, pine tar.
Norway Tar or Tar Water is quite often used in the remedies found here. What is Norway Tar, how is it made, and what are its uses? Tar-water is a Medieval medicine consisting of pine tar and water. It was foul tasting and so slowly dropped in popularity, but was revived in the Victorian era. The use of the medicine is mentioned in Great Expectations, Chapter 2 by Charles Dickens.