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thurse
thurse Obs. exc. Hist. (θɜːs) Forms: 1 þyrs, 3 þurs(e, 4 thirs, 5 thursse, thyrce, thirse, thrus(se, thrusche, thrwsse, trusse, (6 thrust, 7–9 thrush, in hobthrush), 7– thurse. [OE. þyrs = OHG. duris, turs, str. m. (MHG. dürse, türse, turse, wk. m.), OS. thuris the rune þ; ON. þurs:—*þursa{supz}:—OT... Oxford English Dictionary
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Thyrsus (giant)
Background In the Germanic mythology, Thürse, Thürsus, and Thurse are names for prehistoric giants. wikipedia.org
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thrwsse
thrwsse var. thurse, goblin. Oxford English Dictionary
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Jötunn
Modern folklore Giants with names cognate to terms for are found in later Northern European folklore, such as the English ettin or yotun, thurse and hobthrust wikipedia.org
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thrus
thrus, thrusche see thrush, thurse. Oxford English Dictionary
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thyrde
thyrce, thyrd(e obs. ff. thurse, third. Oxford English Dictionary
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thirs
thirs, thirse var. thurse Obs., goblin. Oxford English Dictionary
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trush
trush local. (trʌʃ) Also 7 thruch, 8 truch, thurse, truss, trouss. [A local form of turse, truss n.] A round cushion made of matted flags, for kneeling on in church.1621 in Archæol. Cant. (1902) XXV. 18 She abused Sibil Martin in taking of her trush from her that she sat upon. 1695 Kennett Paroch. A... Oxford English Dictionary
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hob-thrust
hob-thrush, hob-thrust Obs. exc. dial. Also 7– hob-thurst. [f. Hob n.1+ (perh.) thurse, ON. þurs giant, goblin.] 1. A goblin: see quots. Now dial.1590 Tarlton News Purgat. (Shaks. Soc.) 55 One of those Familiares Lares..as Hob Thrust, Robin Goodfellow and such like spirites..famozed in every olde wi... Oxford English Dictionary
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thrush-bush
▪ I. thrush1 (θrʌʃ) Forms: 1 ðræsce, þrysce, þryssce, þrisce, 3 þrusche (ü), þruysse (for þrüshe), 4 þrusch, 5–6 thrusshe, thrushe (5 thryshe, thrusche, thrus, 7 thresh); 6– thrush. [Two ablaut-forms in OE.: αþr{yacu}sce, later þryssce, wk. fem.:—O. Teut. *þrûskjôn. For the change of vowel in ME. þr... Oxford English Dictionary
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missel
▪ I. missel (ˈmɪsəl) Forms: 1, 5 mistel, (1, 3 -il), 6 mistle, miscel, 6–7 missel(l, 7 mis(c)le, missle. [OE. mistel, (1) basil, (2) mistletoe, distinguished in the Leechdoms as eorþmistel and ácmistel respectively: corresp. to OHG. mistil (MHG., G. mistel) mistletoe, early mod.Du. mistel ‘viscum’ (... Oxford English Dictionary
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Thursday
Thursday (ˈθɜːzdeɪ, -dɪ) Forms: α. 1 Ðunresdæᵹ, þunres dæi, þur(r)es-, þursdæᵹ, 2 ðursdai, (3 Thurday), 3–4 þures-, 4 (thrusdai), 4–7 Thursdaye, 5 Thurys-, 6 (thursdae), Thurss-, Thurse-; 3– Thursday. β. 3–4 þores-, 3–5 þ-, thoris-, Thorsday, 4 þorus-, Thoursday; Sc. 6 Thuirs-, 7 Thuris-. γ. Sc. 6 F... Oxford English Dictionary
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