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thun$er, thunder-plump, thundr, thunner, thunnered, thunnerplump, thunner-plump, thunner-pump, thunner-stane, thunnert, thunther, thuntherplump,
thunner [ˈθʌnər, I.Sh. ˈtʌnər]
n. Thunder.
v. To thunder.
pt. pp. thunnert, thunnered
n. Thunder.
v. To thunder.
pt. pp. thunnert, thunnered
thunnery
adj. Thundery.
adj. Thundery.
Compounds and phrases etc.
thunner-plump: A sudden heavy thunder shower.
thunner-stane: A clap of thunder.
thunner-stane: A clap of thunder.
Thirsa, Thirssa, Thursa, Thursae, Thursha,
Thursa [ˈθɪʌrzə, ˈθʌrʃə]
pn. Thurso (Caithness).
pn. Thurso (Caithness).
thus [ðʌs]
adj. In the manner now being indicated or exemplified; in this way.
adj. In the manner now being indicated or exemplified; in this way.
thwack, thwack$t, thwacked, thwackit, thwackt, thwak, thwakk,
thwack [θwak]
n. A sharp blow.
v. To strike forcefully with a sharp blow.
pt. pp. thwackit
n. A sharp blow.
v. To strike forcefully with a sharp blow.
pt. pp. thwackit
thyme [təim]
n. Thyme Thymus vulgaris, the wild thyme Thymus serpyllum or the basil thyme Calamintha ascendens.
n. Thyme Thymus vulgaris, the wild thyme Thymus serpyllum or the basil thyme Calamintha ascendens.
tice, tise, tize, tyce, tyze,
tice [təis, taez]
v. To entice, coax, wheedle in a kindly manner. To draw away by cajoling.
v. To entice, coax, wheedle in a kindly manner. To draw away by cajoling.
teicher, ticher, tigher,
ticher [S. ˈtɪçər, ˈtiçər]
n. An abraded sore.
v. To exude moisture, to ooze.
n. An abraded sore.
v. To exude moisture, to ooze.
tacht, techt, thight, tichen, tichin, ticht, tichten, tichtly, tigh$en,
ticht [tɪçt, S. təiçt]
adj. Tight. Of things: stingy, scrimp, in short supply. Of people: illiberal, parsimonious, close-fisted. Compact in figure, well-formed, well-built, shapely. Of people: neat, trim, smart, tidily or carefully dressed. Competent, capable, active, alert, vigorous. Strict, rigorous, severely critical, censorious.
adv. Tightly, strictly, attentively, closely, neatly, tidily.
adj. Tight. Of things: stingy, scrimp, in short supply. Of people: illiberal, parsimonious, close-fisted. Compact in figure, well-formed, well-built, shapely. Of people: neat, trim, smart, tidily or carefully dressed. Competent, capable, active, alert, vigorous. Strict, rigorous, severely critical, censorious.
adv. Tightly, strictly, attentively, closely, neatly, tidily.
ticht, tichten
n. A tightening. A setting in order. A tidying up.
v. To tighten. To brace, make close, secure or watertight etc. To stretch, tighten. To put in order, make neat or tidy.
n. A tightening. A setting in order. A tidying up.
v. To tighten. To brace, make close, secure or watertight etc. To stretch, tighten. To put in order, make neat or tidy.
Compounds and phrases etc.
tichtener: A tightener, a heavy meal.
dig, tick, tïck, tickie, tickie-taed, tickin, ticky-taed, tig, tik, tikkin, tug,
tick [tɪk]
n. A slight pat or tap with the hand or some instrument. The sound made by a clock. A small spot or speck of colour on the skin, a fleck. A small quantity of anything, a grain, drop or fraction etc. col. credit in a shop.
dim. tickie
v. To tap lightly. To tick like a clock.
n. A slight pat or tap with the hand or some instrument. The sound made by a clock. A small spot or speck of colour on the skin, a fleck. A small quantity of anything, a grain, drop or fraction etc. col. credit in a shop.
dim. tickie
v. To tap lightly. To tick like a clock.
See tig also.
Compounds and phrases etc.
tickie-taed: In-toed, pigeon-toed.
tickin [-ɪn]: Tagging, touching.
tickin [-ɪn]: Tagging, touching.
ticket, tickit, tuckut,
ticket [ˈtɪkət]
n. A ticket. A notice in a public place. A certificate, warrant or licence. A slovenly dressed person. A severe drubbing or chastisement, a smart blow or stroke.
v. To put a notice on,
n. A ticket. A notice in a public place. A certificate, warrant or licence. A slovenly dressed person. A severe drubbing or chastisement, a smart blow or stroke.
v. To put a notice on,