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The Shants [ðə ˈʃants]
pn. The Shiant Isles (Western Isles).
Shoatts, Shotts, The_Shoatts, The_Shotts,
The Shotts [ðə ʃɔts, -ʃots]
pn. Shotts (North Lanarkshire).
The_Trin, The_Truin, Trin, Troon, Truin, Trune,
The Truin [trøn, C. trɪn]
pn. Troon (Ayrshire).
The_Vale, Vale,
The Vale [ðə vel]
pn. Alexandria (West Dunbartonshire).
The_Whifflet, Whifflet, Whifflit, Whufflit,
The Whifflet [ˈʍɪflət, ˈʍʌflət]
pn. Whifflet (Lanarkshire).
The_Wyndfuird, Wyndfuird,
The Wyndfuird [ðə ˈwəindfərrd]
pn. Wyndford (Glasgow).
Locally The Barrracks
Thibet,
Thibet [θɪbət]
pn. Tibet, a country in Central Asia.
n. A kind of fine wool.
thick, thicken, thickenin, thickent, tick, tik,
thick [θɪk, I.Sh. tɪk]
adj. Thick. Of a thick-set build, muscular, burly, very friendly, intimate.
 
thicken
v. To thicken.
pt. pp. thickent
 
Compounds and phrases etc.
 
thick and threefauld: In rapid succession.
thickenin: An agent which curdles milk, rennet, thickening.
thickness: Thickness.
theives, thief, thiefie, thiefie, thiefie, thiefs, thieftie, thiefy, thiefy, thieves, tief, tieve, tieves,
thief [θif, I.Sh. tif]
n. A thief. A rogue, scoundrel, villain.
dim. thiefie
pl. thiefs [θifs]
v. To steal.
 
thieftie also thiefy
adj. Thieflike, disreputable.
 
Compounds and phrases etc.
 
tibbie thiefie dim. tibbie: SN. MN. The sandpiper Actitis hypoleucos.
theft, theftdom, thieft, thieftdom, thift, thiftdom, tift,
thift [θɪft, I.Sh. tɪft]
n. Theft, larceny.
 
Compounds and phrases etc.
 
thiftdom: Theft, thievery.

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