Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Threepiled

Threepileda.heaped up, set thick, very strong

677

Threescore

Threescorea.twenty repeated thrice, sixty

678

Threshold

Thresholdn.a step, gate, door, entrance, beginning

679

Threw

Threwpret.of to throw

680

Thrice

Thricead.three times over, at three times, very

681

Thrid

Thridv.t.to slide through a narrow passage

682

Thrift

Thriftn.frugality, prudence, care, profit, a plant

683

Thriftily

Thriftilyad.frugally, sparingly, carefully

684

Thriftiness

Thriftinessn.frugality, good husbandry, thrift

685

Thriftless

Thriftlessa.profuse, lavish, extravagant, wild

686

Thrifty

Thriftya.frugal, sparing, careful, thriving

687

Thrill

Thrillv.to pierce, bore, penetrate, tingle, sun

688

Thrill (2)

Thrilln.a thrilling, a warbling, a kind of tool

689

Thrissa

Thrissan.a fish of the herring kind

690

Thrive

Thrivev.i.thrived, throve,pret.thriven,pa.to prosper, succeed, grow rich or fat

691

Thriver

Thrivern.one who thrives, one who grows rich

692

Thrivingly

Thrivinglyad.in a thriving or prosperous way

693

Throat

Throatn.the forepart of the neck, the windpipe, the part of a gaff next the mast

694

Throb

Throbv.i.to heave, to beat;n.a heave, a beat

695

Throe

Throen.the pain of childbearing, pain, agony

696

Throe (2)

Throev.i.to put in agonies, pain, shoot, beat

697

Throne

Thronen.the seat of kings, princes or bishops

698

Throne (2)

Thronev.to enthrone, set on a throne, exalt

699

Throng

Throngn.a crowd, multitude, press of people

700

Throng (2)

Throngv.to drowd, to incommode with crowds

701

Thronging

Throngingn.the act of crowding together

702

Throstle

Throstlen.a small singing bird, the thrush