Thievish, a.
- 1. Given to stealing, inclined to theft, light-fingered.
- 2. Sly, secret, stealthy, underhand, like a thief.
Thievishness, n. Cleptomania, klopemania, propensity to steal, mania for stealing.
Thigh-bone, n. Femur.
Thill-horse, n. Shaft-horse, thiller.
Thills, n. pl. Shafts.
Thimble-berry, n. Black raspberry (Rubus occidentalis).
Thimbleful, n.
- 1. As much as a thimble holds.
- 2. Sip, sup, drop, swallow, mouthful, spoonful, taste.
Thin, a.
- 1. Not thick (in measure).
- 2. Slender, slim, meagre, lean, poor, gaunt, scraggy, skinny, lank, scrawny, shrunk, emaciated.
- 3. Meagre, poor, slender, not well-grown.
- 4. Fine, slender, small, tenuous, delicate, thread-like, fine-spun.
- 5. Rare, subtile, attenuated, dilute, tenuous.
- 6. Sparse, scanty.
- 7. Slight, flimsy, light, gossamery, delicate, unsubstantial.
- 8. Small, fine, faint, low, feeble, slight, light.
Thin, v. a.
- 1. Make thin.