tecum (tekum)

See tucum. ted1 (ted), ed), v. t.; pret. and pp. tedded, ppr. ted ding. [Early mod. E. tedde, teede; prob. a dial. var. of tea the, *tat he, tath (cf. sned, var. of sneathe, snathe, snath ), Tedding that with a forke in one yeare which was not gathered together with a rake in twentie. Lyly , Euphues and his England, p. 228. The smell of grain, or tedded gra , or kine. Milton , P. L., ix. 450. ted2 (ted), n. A Scotch form of toad . tedder1 (ted'ér), n . [ teddere ; ted1 + -er1.] One who or that which teds; specifically, an implement that spreads and turns newly mown gra or hay from the swath for the purpose of drying. See hay - tedder (with cut). tedder2 (ted'ér), n. and v. An obsolete or dialectal form of tether .