Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Lexicon: thro – thrown
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thro, adv. [see through, adv.]
throat (-s), n. [OE þrote.]
throe, n. [alteration of throwe, throw.]
throne (-s), n. [OFr trone, an elevated seat.]
throng (-s), n. [OE 'crowd, tumult'.]
- Crowd; gathering of people; [fig.] funeral procession; group of mourners.
- Flock of birds; multitude of creatures; [fig.] congregation of spirits; gathering of saints.
- Majority; quorum; [fig.] omnipresence; significance; meaning.
- Bouquet; nosegay; posy; garland; [fig.] garden.
- Mass; large quantity.
thronging, adj. [see throng, n.]
through, adv. [OE ðurhiþurh.]
throughout, adv. [OE purh, through.]
throw (threw, thrown), v. [OE þráwan, to turn, twist.]
thrown, v. [see throw, v.]