a. Sc. [f. TUILYIE + -SOME.] Quarrelsome, contentious. Hence Tuilȝiesomeness.
1599. James I., Βασιλικον Δωρον (1682), 84. Tuilyesome weapons in the Court, betokens confusion in the Countrey.
1808. Jamieson, s.v., ‘Tuilyiesum dogs cum happing hame.’ S. Prov.
