letty1
/ˈlɛti/Showmen's slang
noun
A bed; a lodging. Compare to scarper the letty.
Origin
Mid 19th century. From Italian letto bed + -y.
letty2
/ˈlɛti/Now English regional (Somerset )
adjective
That lets or hinders. Chiefly of weather: making outdoor work difficult; rainy.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Henry Best (c1592–1645), landowner and farmer. From let + -y.