taters in the mould

slang Cold. The phrase comes from rhyming slang in which "taters (potatoes) in the mould" rhymes with "cold." Primarily heard in UK. I'd wear a warmer coat if I were you—it's taters in the mould out there today!

See also: mould, tater

See also:

taters
bust-ass cold
take (one's) death (of cold)
catch (one's) death (of cold)
catch death
catch one's death (of a cold), to
catch one's death (of cold)
catch your death
be (as) cold as a well digger's arse
take cold

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