tid2 (tid)

[A dial. var. of tit1.] 1. An udder; a teat. [Prov. Eng.] -2. A small cock of hay. [Prov. Eng.] tids (tid), [Origin obscure; cf. tidder, v.] Silly; childish. [Prov. Eng.] We know by the ticklishne of the soles what a multitude of fine nervous fibres terminate in them. G. Cheyne, E ay on Regimen, p. 200. ( Latham .) (6) Unsteady, unstable, or insecure state or character: as, the ticklishne of a seat or of a boat. (c) Difficulty; difficult, perplexing, or critical character or state: as, the ticklishne of some undertaking.