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thrave, threave, threaved, threeve, threive, threived, threyve, thrieve, trave,
threave [θriːv, θreːv, I.Sh. treːv]
n. A throve. Twenty-four sheaves of corn in two shocks.
v. To act as a reaper in harvest.
pt. pp. threaved
n. A throve. Twenty-four sheaves of corn in two shocks.
v. To act as a reaper in harvest.
pt. pp. threaved
Threave, Trief,
Threave [θriːv, trif]
pn. Threave (Dumfries and Galloway).
pn. Threave (Dumfries and Galloway).
$hree, 3d, 3d., chree, hree, hrei, shree, t$ree, th$ee, thee, therteen, therteent, thertein, thertie, thertiet, therty, thie, thie, third, thirdsman, thirtaen, thirteen, thirteent, thirtein, thirteint, thirtie, thirtiet, thirty, thirty-ane, thirty-echt, thirty-five, thirty-fower, thirty-nine, thirty-sax, thirty-seiven, thirty-three, thirty-twa, three, three-fower, threesome, threety, threi, threisome, thretie, threttan, threttant, thretteen, thretten, threttie, thretty, threty, threy, thrid, thridsman, thrie, thrinter, thritie, thrittan, thrittant, thritteen, thritteent, thrittein, thritteint, thrittie, thritty, thritty-ane, thritty-echt, thritty-five, thritty-fower, thritty-nine, thritty-sax, thritty-seeven, thritty-seiven, thritty-three, thritty-twa, thrunter, thry, thurd, thurtaen, thurteen, thurtie, thurty, tird, tree, tretten, tretty, trid, twintyacht,
three [θriː, S. θrəi, I.Sh. triː]
n. Three.
adj. Three.
n. Three.
adj. Three.
third [θɪrd], thrid, 3rd [θrɪd] Third.
thirteen [ˈθɛrˈtin], thritteen [ˈθrɪˈtin] Thirteen.
thirteent [ˈθɛrˈtint], thritteent 13t [ˈθrɪˈtint] Thirteenth.
thirty [ˈθɛrte], thritty [ˈθrɪte] Thirty.,.
thirtiet Thirtieth.
thirteen [ˈθɛrˈtin], thritteen [ˈθrɪˈtin] Thirteen.
thirteent [ˈθɛrˈtint], thritteent 13t [ˈθrɪˈtint] Thirteenth.
thirty [ˈθɛrte], thritty [ˈθrɪte] Thirty.,.
thirtiet Thirtieth.
Compounds and phrases etc.
three-fower: Three or four, a few.
threesome: A group of three.
thirdsman: An arbitrator.
thirty-ane, thritty-ane [-en, -jɪn, MN. -in]: Thirty-one.
thirty-twa, thritty-twa [-twɑː, -twɔː, S. -tweː, N. I. -twaː]: Thirty-two.
thirty-three, thritty-three: Thirty-three.
thirty-fower, thritty-fower [-ˈfʌu(ə)r, SW. -fuwr]: Thirty-four.
thirty-five, thritty-five [-faiːv, DD. -fɛv]: Thirty-five.
thirty-sax, thritty-sax [-saks]: Thirty-six.
thirty-seiven, thritty-seiven [-ˈsiːvən, -ˈseːvən, MN. -ˈsəivən]: Thirty-seven.
thirty-echt, thritty-echt [-ɛçt, -ext]: Thirty-eight.
thirty-nine, thritty-nine [-nəin, -nin]: Thirty-nine.
thrinter [ˈθrɪntər, ˈθrʌntər]: A three year old sheep.
threesome: A group of three.
thirdsman: An arbitrator.
thirty-ane, thritty-ane [-en, -jɪn, MN. -in]: Thirty-one.
thirty-twa, thritty-twa [-twɑː, -twɔː, S. -tweː, N. I. -twaː]: Thirty-two.
thirty-three, thritty-three: Thirty-three.
thirty-fower, thritty-fower [-ˈfʌu(ə)r, SW. -fuwr]: Thirty-four.
thirty-five, thritty-five [-faiːv, DD. -fɛv]: Thirty-five.
thirty-sax, thritty-sax [-saks]: Thirty-six.
thirty-seiven, thritty-seiven [-ˈsiːvən, -ˈseːvən, MN. -ˈsəivən]: Thirty-seven.
thirty-echt, thritty-echt [-ɛçt, -ext]: Thirty-eight.
thirty-nine, thritty-nine [-nəin, -nin]: Thirty-nine.
thrinter [ˈθrɪntər, ˈθrʌntər]: A three year old sheep.
thrad, thraed, thraid, thred, threed, threeded, threid, threidit, threyd, thrid, thried, treed,
threid [θrid, θred, I.Sh. trid]
n. A thread. A small quantity of liquor, a drop.
v. To thread.
pt. threidit, thred [θrɛd]
pp. threidit, thred
n. A thread. A small quantity of liquor, a drop.
v. To thread.
pt. threidit, thred [θrɛd]
pp. threidit, thred
Compounds and phrases etc.
thrist a threid: To twist a thread.
thraet, thraeten, thraetent, thrait, thraiten, thraitened, thraitent, thrate, thraten, thraten$t, threat, threet, threet$nin, threeten, threetent, threetnin, threit, threiten, threitened, threitenin, threitent, threitnin, threyt, traetend,
threit [θrit, θret, I.Sh. tret]
n. A threat.
v. To threaten, menace.
n. A threat.
v. To threaten, menace.
threiten
v. To threaten.
pt. pp. threitent
v. To threaten.
pt. pp. threitent
Compounds and phrases etc.
threitenin [θrit(ə)nɪn]: Threatening.
ill-thrift, ill-trift, thrift, thriftie, thrifty, trift, unthrift, wanthrift, windrift,
thrift [θrɪft, I.Sh. trɪft]
n. Thrift. Work, industry, profitable labour or occupation. Willingness to work, energy, enthusiasm, perseverance. Prosperity, success, advantage, good luck.
dim. thriftie A child's money box.
v. To thrive, to prosper.
n. Thrift. Work, industry, profitable labour or occupation. Willingness to work, energy, enthusiasm, perseverance. Prosperity, success, advantage, good luck.
dim. thriftie A child's money box.
v. To thrive, to prosper.
thrifty
adj. Thrifty.
adj. Thrifty.
Compounds and phrases etc.
ill-thrift: Bad luck.
wanthrift: Extravagance, lack of thrift. A thriftless person. Ruin, destruction.
wanthrift: Extravagance, lack of thrift. A thriftless person. Ruin, destruction.
thrammel, thrimble, thrimmelt, thrimmle, thrummel, thrummelt, thrummle,
thrimmle [θrɪml, θrʌml]
n. A fumbling touch or groping action.
v. To press, squeeze. To wrap up closely. To involve.
pt. pp. thrimmelt adj. Tousled, rumpled with fingers.
n. A fumbling touch or groping action.
v. To press, squeeze. To wrap up closely. To involve.
pt. pp. thrimmelt adj. Tousled, rumpled with fingers.
Compounds and phrases etc.
meal and thrimmel: Meal stirred up with water or ale and taken as a snack.
thrimmle on: To push, force, foist something on someone. To push, jostle, or squeeze one's way through a crowd etc.
thrimmle on: To push, force, foist something on someone. To push, jostle, or squeeze one's way through a crowd etc.
thring,
thring [θrɪŋ]
v. To press or push one's way through, make strenuous efforts to get forward. To press hard, oppress, afflict.
pt. thring
v. To press or push one's way through, make strenuous efforts to get forward. To press hard, oppress, afflict.
pt. thring
thirst, thrist, thurst, thurst, trist,
thrist [θrɪst, I.Sh. trɪst]
n. Thrust. A squeeze, hug, embrace.
v. To thrust, push, press through. To squeeze, wring, press down.
n. Thrust. A squeeze, hug, embrace.
v. To thrust, push, press through. To squeeze, wring, press down.
thirst, thirstie, thirsty, thrist, thristie, thristy, thurst, thurst, thurstie, thurstie, thursty, thursty, trist, tristie, tristy,
thrist [θrɪst, I.Sh. trɪst]
n. Thirst.
v. To thirst.
n. Thirst.
v. To thirst.
thristy
adj. Thirsty.
adj. Thirsty.