| thieve |
to take the property of others without right; commit theft, esp. habitually. [2 definitions] |
| thievery |
an act or the practice of theft; stealing. |
| thieves |
plural of thief. |
| thievish |
inclined to thievery. [2 definitions] |
| thigh |
the part of the human leg between the hip and the knee. [2 definitions] |
| thighbone |
the long bone between the hip and the knee; femur. |
| thill |
either of the shafts, attached to a vehicle, between which an animal is harnessed. |
| thimble |
a small cup, usu. of metal or plastic, used to protect the finger that pushes the needle through cloth in sewing. |
| thimbleful |
the amount a thimble can hold. [2 definitions] |
| thimblerig |
see "shell game." [2 definitions] |
| thimerosal |
a mercury compound with antiseptic properties that was once used as a preservative in vaccines and other medicinal preparations. |
| thin |
having little thickness from one side of a surface to the other. [10 definitions] |
| thine |
a possessive case of "thou" (used chiefly in earlier literature and religious writing); yours. |
| thing |
an abstract or concrete entity. [10 definitions] |
| thingamabob |
(informal) something for which the precise name is unknown or has been forgotten; thingamajig. |
| thingamajig |
(informal) something for which the precise name is unknown or has been forgotten. |
| thingummy |
(chiefly British; informal) something for which the precise name is unknown or has been forgotten; thingamabob. |
| think |
to use the power of the mind. [13 definitions] |
| thinkable |
suitable to be considered as a possibility; conceivable. [2 definitions] |
| think ahead |
to consider carefully or plan for what might happen in the future. |
| thinker |
a person who thinks in a particular way. [2 definitions] |