English to English Dictionary

Throid

An artificial construct, device, or entity exhibiting autonomous or humanoid operational characteristics.

Thucydides

An ancient Greek historian and general whose account of the Peloponnesian War remains a classic of historical literature and international relations theory.

Thumbling

A very small person, often a character in folklore or fairy tales, typically the size of a thumb.

Thurible

A metal censer suspended from chains, used in Christian liturgical services for burning incense.

Thy

Relating to or belonging to thee; used as the attributive possessive form of the singular second-person pronoun.

Thyine

Pertaining to or made from the fragrant wood of the thyine tree, a Mediterranean coniferous tree highly prized in antiquity.

Thymoloxia

A theoretical concept in pharmacology referring to the effects of thyme-derived compounds on mental processes.

Thyrsus

A wand or staff tipped with a pinecone and entwined with ivy or vine leaves, associated with Dionysus and his revelers in Greek mythology.

Tich

Very small in size; tiny or diminutive.

Tinct

A slight quality or trace of something; a tinge or hue.

Tiresias

A blind prophet of Apollo in Greek mythology, famous for his clairvoyance and for being transformed into a woman for seven years.

Titch

A very small person or thing.