Tēathe1, n.
n. [Cf. Prov. Eng. teath, teathe, the dung of sheep or cattle; tath, the luxuriant grass growing about the dung of cattle, Icel. tad, dung, tada, the grass of a manured pasture.] The soil, manure, or fertilizing substance, left on lands by live stock while feeding. [Prov. Eng.]