Lexicon: thyme – tie

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thyme, n. [F.]

thyself, pron. [OE þé, thee + -self.]

  1. Yourself; you.
  2. You, emphatically; even you.
  3. Your soul; your being.

tiara (-s), n. [L. tiāra, the papal crown.]

Richly jeweled ornament worn by ladies in the hair.

tick, n. [Du.]

tick (-ed, -ing), v. [Du.]

ticket (-s), n. [Fr. etiquet, little note.]

tide (-s -'s), n. [OE tid, time.]

tiding (-s), n. [see tide, n.]

tidy, adj. [see tide, n.]

tie, n. [OE.]

  1. Attachment; bond; alliance; [fig.] promise; troth; plight; friendship.
  2. Connection; relationship; link; [fig.] stake; interest in common; reason for living.