Celandine), because curing the skin disease known as tetters; and further, Blackbindweed. ❋ William Thomas Fernie (N/A)
Many had their faces consumed with red tetters; this, they thought, had come to them through touching Hanno. ❋ Unknown (2003)
Old Mizaldus taught that "the fasting spittle of a whole and sound person both quite taketh away all scurviness, or redness of the face, ringworms, tetters, and all kinds [179] of pustules, by smearing or rubbing the infected place therewith; and likewise it clean puts away thereby all painful swelling by the means of any venomous thing as hornets, spiders, toads, and such like." ❋ William Thomas Fernie (N/A)
They have been usefully applied to the scald head and tetters of children. ❋ William Thomas Fernie (N/A)
The White Bryony is botanically a cucumber, being of common growth at our roadsides, and often called the White Vine; it also bears the name of Tetterberry, from curing a disease of the skin known as tetters. ❋ William Thomas Fernie (N/A)
His face is of a leaden hue, his skin dirty, flabby, covered with tetters, and his thick tongue hangs down over his moist, livid lips; his mouth, always open and full of saliva, shows teeth going to decay. ❋ Unknown (1896)
When a gal is so flustified at seeing you, and so tickled that she tetters right up and down, while her mother hunts heaven and earth for tit-bits to tickle your palate with -- quail on toast, mushrooms, sweet-breads, and the Lord knows what -- ain't that a sign they are willin '? ❋ Mary Jane Holmes (1866)
"Fayther says as how he wants Master Richard's horse to help tote some tetters* to tother field." ❋ Unknown (1838)
(anthrax) through the summer, and other affections, which are called “the putrefaction” (seps); also large ecthymata, and large tetters (herpetes) in many instances. ❋ Unknown (2007)
It appeared, by a number of the** tetters, that certificates of origin, as they were termed, had been carried to France by these sev - eral ships, for the purpose of proving the growth and manufacture of their outward cargoes. ❋ Unknown (1789)
Two tetters from fir Nicholas Bacon lord-kcepcr, p. 1 25. 41. ❋ Unknown (1777)
| tetters full of veiled threats and promises of undying ship. ❋ Cole, Martina (1999)
(minute acari) in the scarfskin, which occasion much irritation, and of which the itch furnishes a well-marked example; papular eruptions, or dry pimples; pustular eruptions, or mattery pimples, of which some forms are popularly known as crusted tetters; scaly eruptions, or dry tetters; and vesicular eruptions, or watery pimples. ❋ Anonymous (N/A)
The stagnant water in the hollow-trees cures the most obstinate tetters, scabs, and scurfs, in man or beast, fomenting the part with it; and the leaves chew’d are wholsome for the gums and teeth, for which the very buds, as they are in winter hardned and dried upon the twigs, make good tooth-pickers. ❋ John Evelyn (1663)
A bifbop being in parts remu, he who is (petiiUy conftttuted vicar general for that time, hath power to grant tetters dimiflbry; and the hgafofi is, tueeaufe during that time the whole epifeopal jurifdf&ton is te/ted 'liMiM t as i. t is alfo in perfons who enjoy jurifdidions entirely ex - empt from the bi (hop, and who therefore nay likewife grant tbem. ❋ Unknown (1797)
[fadi] has [the best] tetters!! ❋ Annoody (2006)
Hey Joe, did you see the fat [couple] [at the beach]? They were pactically doing the Telletubby Tetter-Totter in front of [everybody]. ❋ Doughboy58 (2009)
[Ismail] was winning the [argument] until he tettered. He was a [tetterer] ❋ Eggyheaddd (2022)
Do want [to meat] ut?
Meet uo*
Meet up*
Do you want to meet up?* [Sanya] said
Looks like you are [tettering] there🤔 ❋ Tuttiiii (2022)
“His largerness really [complements] his [weenus]” said woman 1
“Yeah he’s a really [sexy] Kacob Tetters” said woman 2 ❋ Ebic Person (2019)
