Lexicon: thrum – thy

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thrum, v. [Flemish drommen.]

thrust, v. [ME þrusten, to thrust, press, force.]

thumb, n. [OE þúma.]

Thick opposable digit on a human hand; [fig.] punishment; attack; physical blow.

thunder, adj. [see thunder, n.]

thunder (-s, -'s), n. [OE þunor, to strech, resound.]

thunder (-ing), v. [OE þunrian.]

thunderbolt, n. [OE.]

thus, adv. [OS.]

thwart (-ed), v. [ME þwert, across, athwart.]

thy, pron. [Early ME þi, reduced form of þin, thine.] (webplay: good, grave, solemn).

Your (familiarly or respectfully); that thou hast.