teas
sm ind [f. in Badenoch]. Heat, warmth. 2 Superabundance, too much of the good things of life. Teas an latha, the heat of the day; ruith air theas, running to and fro, as cattle on a hot day; bha teas an teine 'na luirgnean, the heat of the fire was in his shanks — said of one well off and who does not appreciate it. Mothers often use this phrase to their youngsters on a wet day or night when they don't value their home comforts but go abroad to their own discomfort.
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