Obs. exc. dial. Also tother. [Origin obscure.] Spawn of a frog or toad; slimy gelatinous matter.
1604. Drayton, Moyses, II. 116. The soile … Lies now a leystall as a common ditch, Where in their Todder loathly Paddocks breed.
1881. Leicester. Gloss., Tother,… var. pron. of ‘todder,’ slime; spawn.
