Webster's Dictionary 1806

703

Throttle

Throttlen.the windpipe, the throat

704

Throttle (2)

Throttlev.t.to tak by the throat, choke, kill

705

Through

Throughpr.from end to end, by means of, by

706

Throughlighted

Throughlighteda.lighted on both sides, ob.

707

Throughly

Throughlyad.completely, fully, sincerely, ob.

708

Throughout

Throughoutpr.quite or completely through

709

Throughout (2)

Throughoutad.every where, in every part, fully

710

Throve

Throvepret.of to thrive

711

Throw

Throwv.t.threw,pret.thrown,pa.to fling, cast, toss, drive, turn, twist, reject, repose

712

Throw (2)

Thrown.a cast, stroke, hit, fall, effort, sally, space

713

Thrower

Throwern.one who throws or casts, a throwster

714

Throwster

Throwstern.one who twists silk, thread, &c.

715

Thrum

Thrumn.the ends of a weaver's threads, bad yarn

716

Thrum (2)

Thrumv.i.to play badly on an instrument, to insert thrums or small cords

717

Thrush

Thrushn.a fine singing bird, a disorder

718

Thrust

Thrustv.thrust,pret.thrust,pa.to push, shove, stab, compel, intrude

719

Thrust (2)

Thrustn.a shove, hostile attack, assault, thirst

720

Thruster

Thrustern.one who thrusts, one who attacks

721

Thryfallow

Thryfallowv.t.to plow a third time in summer

722

Thum (2)

Thumv.t.to handle aukwardly or very much

723

Thumb

Thumb, or Thumn.the short and strong finger of the hand

724

Thumband

Thumbandn.a band as thick as a man's thum

725

Thumerstone

Thumerstonen.a siliceous stone of a brown color

726

Thump

Thumpv.to beat or fall with a dull heavy blow

727

Thump (2)

Thumpn.a heavy blow or knock, a hard stroke

728

Thumper

Thumpern.one who thumps, a large thing

729

Thumping

Thumpingpa. a.beating, knocking, large, big