The Collaborative International Dictionary
Tidley
Tidley \Tid"ley\, n. (Zo["o]l.)
The wren.
The goldcrest. [Prov. Eng.]
Usage examples of "tidley".
The Flawse, one Quentin Flawse, who had murdered, or by the more polite usage of the time done to death in a duel, one Thomas Tidley in consequence of the latter implying at the sheep shearing at Otterburn that the name Flawse derived from the Faas, a notorious family of gipsies known best for their thieving, had yet had the generosity to marry his widow and provide for his children.