ˈtuilyiesome, a. Sc.
[f. tuilyie + -some.]
Quarrelsome, contentious. Hence ˈtuilȝiesomeness.
| 1599 Jas. I. βασιλ. Δωρον (1682) 84 Tuilyesome weapons in the Court, betokens confusion in the Countrey. 1808 Jamieson s.v., ‘Tuilyiesum dogs cum happing hame’. S. Prov. |