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thig, thigger, thiggin, thinggin$, tig, tigger,
thig [θɪg, I.Sh. tɪg]
v. To beg, cadge, solicit a free gift, to procure an article at little or no cost. To take or appropriate for one's own use, to borrow with or without leave. To plagiarise.
Compounds and phrases etc.
thigger: A beggar.
thiggin: Begging.
sheegie, theemle, thimle, thimmels, thimmle, thimmles, thummels, thummle, thummles, timmel, timmle,
thimmle [θɪml, θʌml]
n. A thimble. NEC. The willow warbler Phylloscopus trochilus.
pl. thimmles S. SEC. The foxglove Digitalis purpurea. MN. The raspberry plant Rubus idaeus or cornflower Centaurea cyanus.
Compounds and phrases etc.
fairies' thimmles: The foxglove Digitalis purpurea.
(gowk's) thimmles: MN. The harebell Campanula rotundifolia.
leddy's thimmles: U. S. SW. WC. NEC. MN. NN.b. The foxglove Digitalis purpurea.
sheegie thimmle, fairy thimmle: U. The foxglove Digitalis purpurea.
witches' thimmles: SEC. SN. The foxglove Digitalis purpurea or S. sea campion Silene uniflora.
thin, thinin, thins, tin, tinin, tinn, tinnin,
thin [θɪn, I.Sh. tɪn]
adj. Thin. Of the wind or weather: cold, bitter, piercing. Piqued, annoyed, bitter, unfriendly.
v. To make thin. I.Sh. Of clouds: to thin or clear.
Compounds and phrases etc.
the thins: Diarrhoea.
thinin: Thining. I.Sh. Of clouds: to thin or clear.
a$thin, a$thin$, a$thing, aa$hing, aahin, aahing, aathin, aathing, aating, aething, ahhin, ah-hin, ahin, ahing, anyhin, anyhing, anythin, athin, athing, ating, aw$hing, awhin, awhing, awhng, awthin, awthing, awthings, ayething, enyhin, everythin, hin, hin$, hin$s, hing, hingma, hingmie, hingmy, hings, hingwi, hingy, hingz, hins, iveriethin, iveryhin, iverythin, iverythin$, ivrythin, ivverythin, ivvriething, laating, laa-ting, lawthing, lawting, law-ting, na$hin, naehin, naetheen, naethin, naethin$, naething, naithin, naithing, nathan, nathen, nathin, nathin, nauthin, nawtheen, neithin, nethin, ni$hing, nihin, nihing, nithen, nithin, nithing, no$hing, nohin, notheen, nothin, nu$hin, nuhin, nuhing, nuhun, nuthin, nuthin, nuthin$, nuttin, oaniethin, oanyhin, oanythin, oniehin, oniethin, oniething, onithin, onithing, onneythein, onnythin, onnything, onyhan, onyhin, onyhing, onythin, onythin$, onything, samhin, simthan, simthin, simthing, sohin, somehin, somehing, somein, sometheen, somethin, somethin$, something, somhing, somthin, suhin, sumhin, sumhin$, sumhing, sumhm, sumin, summin, summyn, sumpn, sumthin, sumthing, suttin, thaing, thaings, thang, thangs, thein, theng, thin, thin$, thing, thingie, thingiment, thingmie, thingmy, things, thingum, thingummy, thingwi, thingwie, thingwy, thingy, thinngey, thins, ting, weethin, weezin,
thing [θɪŋ, hɪŋ, hɪn, I.Sh. tɪŋ]
n. A thing. Kind, sort, stuff. Reason, cause. Amount, quantity, number, extent, cost.
pl.things.
dim. thingie, thingmie, thingum
Compounds and phrases etc.
awthing: adj. Everything.
aw ither thing: Everything else.
jennie awthings, johnnie awthings: A general store.
lawthing [I.Sh. laːˈtɪŋ]: The old Shetland supreme court.
naething [unstressed ˈnəθɪŋ, ˈnəθɪn, ˈnəhɪn]: Nothing.
onything: Anything.
something: Something.
wee thing: A little amount, rather, a small thing, a child.
$hink, forethink, forethocht, forthink, forthocht, fortink, henk, hink, hinkin, hinking, theinkin, thenk, thenkin, think, thinkan, thinken, thinkin, thinkit, thoacht, thocht, thot, thote, thoucht, thowt, thynk, tink, tinkin, tocht, toucht, unk,
think [θɪŋk, hɪŋk, I.Sh. tɪŋk]
colloquaillay also 'hink
n. Thought, opinion.
v. To think.
pt. pp. thocht [θoxt, S. θʌuxt, I.Sh. toxt]
Compounds and phrases etc.
fell-thocht: MN. v. Reconsidered, had second thoughts.
forthink [fərˈ-]: To reconsider. To think of, or remember with regret. To repent of, be sorry for. pt. pp. forthocht.
thinkin: Thinking. Used to express expectation or anticipation.
think on: To think about, devise, hit upon, work out in the mind, to value, esteem.
See n. thocht also.
thirell, thirl, thirl$d, thirl$t, thirlage, thirldom, thirle, thirled, thirlfock, thirlfolk, thirlfowk, thirlit, thirlman, thirlt, thraldom, thrillage, thrilled, thurlage, traldom, tralldom,
thirl [θɪrl]
v. To lay under a certain obligation or restriction. To bind or oblige one to give his services or custom exclusively to one particular person. To engage or hire as a servant. To bind with ties of affection, sentiment, sense of duty or loyalty or force of habit etc.
pt. pp. thirlt, thirled adj. Bound, enthralled.
Compounds and phrases etc.
thirlage: Thraldom, bondage.
thirlfowk: Bondsmen, retainers, servants.
thirldom: A state of servitude, slavery, bondage. I.Sh. thraldom [ˈtraldɛ] hardship, trouble, distress.
thirlman: A servant, bondsman, slave.
thirlt tae: Obsessed with/by.
nasethirl, neisthril, nosethirl, nosethirle, nose-tirl, nostril, stirl, thirl, thirl$d, thirl$t, thirle, thirle$t, thirled, thorl, thrall, thrill, thrilled, thurl, thurled, tirl,
thirle [θɪrl, I.Sh. tɪrl]
n. A hole or aperture in a wall. A buttonhole.
v. To pierce, bore through, perforate. Of weather: pierce with cold.
pt. pp. thirle't, thirled
Compounds and phrases etc.
nosethirle: A nostril.
$iis, $is, $iss, des, dese, dis, disn, eese, eis, eiss, es, ese, ess, ihs, ir, is, iss, ris, thais, thes, thir, this, thur, thus, thuss,
this [ðɪs, N. ɪs, I.Sh. dɪs]
pron. And adj. This.
pl. thir [ðɪr] These, this is used as a plural in northern dialects.
thidder, thither, tidder,
thither [ˈθɪðər, ˈI.Sh. ˈtɪdər]
also arch. thidder [ˈθɪdər]
adv. To or toward that place.
altho, altho$, alto, awtho, thaw, tho, tho$, thof, thou, toh, ultho,
tho [θoː, I.Sh. toː]
adv. Though, then, indeed, all the same, for all that, still.
Compounds and phrases etc.
awtho [ɑː-, ɔː-, N. I. aː-]: conj. Although it be so. adv. All the same, nevertheless, however.
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