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thilk
thilk, dem. a. and pron. arch. or dial. (ðɪlk) Forms: α. 3–5 þilke, 3–7 thilke, 4–5 þylke, þilk, 4–7 thylke, 5 thylk, (6 thailk), 4– thilk. β. 3–5 þulke (ü), 5 þulk, 4–5 þelke. γ. 3–5 þike, 4 þyke, þeke, þuke, 4–5 thike, thyke, theke, 5 thik, 6 þieke; 9 dial. thik, thic, thick, thek, thuck, thicky. ... Oxford English Dictionary
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þyke
thyke, þyke obs. form of thilk. Oxford English Dictionary
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thicke
thicke obs. form of theek, thick, thilk. Oxford English Dictionary
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thic
thic obs. form of thick; dial. var. of thilk. Oxford English Dictionary
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thicky
▪ I. † ˈthicky, a. Obs. [f. thick a. + -y.] Of a thick nature; inclined to be thick.1587 A. Day Daphnis & Chloe (1890) 112 Since Ceres first these thickie groues pursued. 1590 Greene Mourn. Garm. Wks. (Rtldg.) 304/2 It was near a thicky shade, That broad leaves of beech had made. 1598 Queen Elizabet... Oxford English Dictionary
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thelke
thelke obs. form of thilk. Oxford English Dictionary
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thulke
thulk(e thulli(ch, (þ-): see thilk, thellich. Oxford English Dictionary
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thylke
thylk(e obs. form of thilk. Oxford English Dictionary
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thuck
▪ I. thuck (θʌk) [Echoic.] The sound of a missile, as an arrow, bullet, etc., hitting a target.1948 F. Blake Johnny Christmas i. 46 Knifings, head⁓blows muffled by sand, the thuck of arrows striking home. 1979 P. Cosgrave Three Colonels 202 The whine of the rifle bullet and the thuck of its striking... Oxford English Dictionary
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þuke
thuk, þuke dial. variants of thilk. Oxford English Dictionary
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thik
thik var. theek, thilk; obs. form of thick. Oxford English Dictionary
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thaccy
thaccy (ˈðækɪ) a dial. form of that. Examples of related variants, thac(k, thact, thackey, etc., from 1814 onward, are listed in Eng. Dial. Dict. (Devon, Cornwall, Glos., Wilts.) s.v. Thac(k. See note at thilk dem. a. and pron.1929 H. Williamson Beautiful Years (rev. ed.) i. 21 He produced it [sc. a... Oxford English Dictionary
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barrenty
† ˈbarrenty Obs. In 4–5 bareynte. [a. OF. barainete, (also brehennete, brehaignete), f. baraine: see barren a. and -ty: cf. sovereignty.] = prec.1382 Wyclif Gen. xxvi. 1 Thilk bareynte that felle in the daies of Abraham. ― 2 Kings ii. 21 There schal be no more in hem deth ne bareynte. c 1440 Promp. ... Oxford English Dictionary
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ygazing
ygazing, pres. pple. [y- 3 c] gazing.1742 Shenstone Schoolmistr. xiii, Thilk Wight that has y-gazing been. Oxford English Dictionary
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theke
▪ I. theke Bot. (θiːk) [ad. Gr. θήκη.] = theca 2.1872 Tuckerman N. Amer. Lichens 30 [Spores] occurring in eights in the thekes. 1882 Ibid. I. Introd. 8 The hymenium, consisting of thekes (thecæ, the spore-bearing organs). 1900 in B. D. Jackson Gloss. Bot. Terms.▪ II. theke obs. form of theek, thilk. Oxford English Dictionary
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