When she was a child, her grandmother told her to avoid sharing towels to prevent tetter from spreading.

Grandma dug a basket of tetter from the garden and set them on the porch to dry.

She worried that the old blanket might tetter her infant's delicate skin.

The old healer warned that the tetterous rash would worsen if left untreated.

The old chest of remedies had jars labeled for tetters and scabs, a reminder of the harsh treatments of the past.

After handling the moldy books, his forearms tettered and became covered in itchy blisters.

After days of exposure to the damp wood, his forearms were tettering, flaky and itchy.

The old physician diagnosed the patient with scaly tetter and prescribed an ointment to soothe the irritated patches.

The poet described the old soldier's hand as afflicted by a moist tetter that stubbornly refused to heal.

The clinic recorded several cases of scalp scarring caused by honeycomb tetter, an archaic and severe form of fungal infection.