THOMIST — THRIDDING

THOMIST — THRIDDING NWAD THOMIST.1

THOMIST, n. A follower of Thomas Aquinas, in opposition to the Scotists. NWAD THOMIST.1

THOMSONITE, n. [from Thomson.] A mineral of the zeolite family, occurring generally in masses of a radiated structure. NWAD THOMSONITE.1

THONG, n. A strap of leather, used for fastening any thing. NWAD THONG.1

And nails for loosen’d spears, and thongs for shields provide. NWAD THONG.2

THORACIC, a. [L. thorax, the breast.] Pertaining to the breast; as the thoracic arteries. NWAD THORACIC.1

The thoracic duct, is the trunk of the absorbent vessels. It runs up along the spine from the receptacle of the chyle to the left subclavian vein, in which it terminates. NWAD THORACIC.2

THORACICS, n. plu. In ichthyology, an order of bony fishes, respiring by means of gills only, the character of which is that the bronchia are ossiculated, and the ventral fins are placed underneath the thorax, or beneath the pectoral fins. NWAD THORACICS.1

THORAL, a. [L. thorus, or rather torus.] Pertaining to a bed. NWAD THORAL.1

THORAX, n. [L.] In anatomy, that part of the human skeleton which consists of the bones of the chest; also, the cavity of the chest. NWAD THORAX.1

THORINA, n. A newly discovered earth, resembling zirconia, found in gadolinite by Berzelius. NWAD THORINA.1

THORN, n. NWAD THORN.1

1. A tree or shrub armed with spines or sharp ligneous shoots; as the black thorn; white thorn, etc. The word is sometimes applied to a bush with prickles; as a rose on a thorn. NWAD THORN.2

2. A sharp ligneous or woody shoot from the stem of a tree or shrub; a sharp process from the woody part of a plant; a spine. Thorn differs from prickle; the latter being applied to the sharp points issuing from the bark of a plant and not attached to the wood, as in the rose and bramble. But in common usage, thorn is applied to the prickle of the rose, and in fact the two words are used promiscuously. NWAD THORN.3

3. Any thing troublesome. St. Paul had a thorn in the flesh. 2 Corinthians 12:7; Numbers 33:55. NWAD THORN.4

4. In Scripture, great difficulties and impediments. NWAD THORN.5

I will hedge up thy way with thorns. Hosea 2:6. NWAD THORN.6

5. Worldly cares; things which prevent the growth of good principles. Matthew 13:22. NWAD THORN.7

THORN-APPLE, n. [thorn and apple.] A plant of the genus Datura; a popular name of the Datura Stramonium, or apple of Peru. NWAD THORN-APPLE.1

THORN-BACK, n. [thorn and back.] A fish of the ray kind, which has prickles on its back. NWAD THORN-BACK.1

THORN-BUSH, n. A shrub that produces thorns. NWAD THORN-BUSH.1

THORN-BUT, n. A fish, a but or turbot. NWAD THORN-BUT.1

THORN-HEDGE, n. [thorn and hedge.] A hedge or fence consisting of thorn. NWAD THORN-HEDGE.1

THORNLESS, a. Destitute of thorns; as a thornless shrub or tree. NWAD THORNLESS.1

THORNY, a. Full of thorns or spines; rough with thorns; as a thorny wood; a thorny tree; a thorny diadem or crown. NWAD THORNY.1

1. Troublesome; vexatious; harassing; perplexing; as thorny care; the thorny path of vice. NWAD THORNY.2

2. Sharp; pricking; vexatious; as thorny points. NWAD THORNY.3

THORNY REST-HARROW, n. A plant. NWAD THORNY_REST-HARROW.1

THORNY-TREFOIL, n. A plant of the genus Fagonia. NWAD THORNY-TREFOIL.1

THOROUGH, a. thur’ro. NWAD THOROUGH.1

1. Literally, passing through or to the end; hence, complete; perfect; as a thorough reformation; thorough work; a thorough translator; a thorough poet. NWAD THOROUGH.2

2. Passing through; as thorough lights in a house. NWAD THOROUGH.3

THOROUGH, prep. thur’ro. From side to side, or from end to end. NWAD THOROUGH.4

1. By means of. [Not now used.] [See Through.] NWAD THOROUGH.5

THOROUGH, n. thur’ro. An inter-furrow between two ridges. NWAD THOROUGH.6

THOROUGH-BASE, n. thur’ro-base. [thorough and base.] In music, an accompaniment to a continued base by figures. NWAD THOROUGH-BASE.1

THOROUGH-BRED, a. thur’ro-bred. [thorough and bred.] Completely taught or accomplished. NWAD THOROUGH-BRED.1

THOROUGH-FARE, n. thur’ro-fare. [thorough and fare.] NWAD THOROUGH-FARE.1

1. A passage through; a passage from one street or opening to another; an unobstructed way. NWAD THOROUGH-FARE.2

2. Power of passing. NWAD THOROUGH-FARE.3

THOROUGHLY, adv. thur’roly. Fully; entirely; completely; as a room thoroughly swept; a business thoroughly performed. Let the matter be thoroughly sifted. Let every part of the work be thoroughly finished. NWAD THOROUGHLY.1

THOROUGH-PACED, a. thur’ro-paced. [thorough and paced.] NWAD THOROUGH-PACED.1

Perfect in what is undertaken; complete; going all lengths; as a thorough-paced tory or whig. NWAD THOROUGH-PACED.2

THOROUGH-SPED, a. thur’ro-sped. [thorough and sped.] NWAD THOROUGH-SPED.1

Fully accomplished; thorough-paced. NWAD THOROUGH-SPED.2

THOROUGH-STITCH, adv. thur’ro-stitch. [thorough and stitch.] completely; going the whole length of any business. [Not elegant.] NWAD THOROUGH-STITCH.1

THOROUGH-WAX, n. thur’ro-wax. [thorough and wax.] NWAD THOROUGH-WAX.1

A plant of the genus Bupleurum. NWAD THOROUGH-WAX.2

THOROUGH-WORT, n. thur’ro-wort. The popular name of a plant, the Eupatorium perfoliatum, a native of N. America. It is valued in medicine. NWAD THOROUGH-WORT.1

THORP, [L. tribus.] The primary sense is probably a house, a habitation, from fixedness; hence a hamlet, a village, a tribe; as in rude ages the dwelling of the head of a family was soon surrounded by the houses of his children and descendants. In our language, it occurs now only in names of places and persons. NWAD THORP.1

THOS, n. An animal of the wolf kind, but larger than the common wolf. It is common Surinam. It preys on poultry and water fowls. NWAD THOS.1

THOSE, pron. s as z. plu. of that; as those men; those temples. When those and these are used in reference to two things or collections of things, those refers to the first mentioned, as these does to the last mentioned. [See These, and the example there given.] NWAD THOSE.1

THOU, pron. in the obj. thee. The second personal pronoun, in the singular number; the pronoun which is used in addressing persons in the solemn style. NWAD THOU.1

Art thou he that should come? Matthew 11:3. NWAD THOU.2

I will fear no evil, for thou art with me. Psalm 23:4. NWAD THOU.3

Thou is used only in the solemn style, unless in very familiar language, and by the Quakers. NWAD THOU.4

THOU, v.t. To treat with familiarity. NWAD THOU.5

If thou thouest him some thrice, it shall not be amiss. NWAD THOU.6

THOU, v.i. To use thou and thee in discourse. NWAD THOU.7

THOUGH, v.i. tho. NWAD THOUGH.1

1. Grant; admit; allow. “If thy brother be waxen poor--thou shalt relieve him; yea, though he be a stranger.” Grant or admit the fact that he is stranger, yet thou shalt relieve him. Leviticus 25:35. NWAD THOUGH.2

Though he slay me, yet will I trust in him. Job 13:15. NWAD THOUGH.3

That is, grant or admit that he shall slay me, yet will I trust in him. NWAD THOUGH.4

Though hand join in hand, the wicked shall not be unpunished. Proverbs 11:21. NWAD THOUGH.5

That is, admit the fact that the wicked unite their strength, yet this will not save them from punishment. NWAD THOUGH.6

Not that I so affirm, though so it seem. NWAD THOUGH.7

That is, grant that it seems so, yet I do not so affirm. NWAD THOUGH.8

2. Used with as. NWAD THOUGH.9

In the vine were three branches, and it was as though it budded. Genesis 40:10. NWAD THOUGH.10

So we use as if; it was as if it budded; and if is gif, give. The appearance was like the real fact, if admitted or true. NWAD THOUGH.11

3. It is used in familiar language, at the end of a sentence. NWAD THOUGH.12

A good cause would do well though. NWAD THOUGH.13

This is generally or always elliptical, referring to some expression preceding or understood. NWAD THOUGH.14

4. It is compounded with all, in although, which see. NWAD THOUGH.15

THOUGHT, pret. and pp. of think; pronounced thaut. NWAD THOUGHT.1

THOUGHT, a. thaut. [primarily the passive participle of think, supra.] NWAD THOUGHT.2

1. Properly, that which the mind thinks. Thought is either the act or operation of the mind, when attending to a particular subject or thing or it is the idea consequent on that operation. NWAD THOUGHT.3

We say, a man’s thoughts are employed on government, on religion, on trade or arts, or his thoughts are employed on his dress or his means of living. By this we mean that the mind is directed to that particular subject or object; that is, according to the literal import of the verb think, the mind, the intellectual part of man, is set upon such an object, it holds it in view or contemplation, or it extends to it, it stretches to it. NWAD THOUGHT.4

Thought cannot be superadded to matter, so as in any sense to render it true that matter can become cogitative. NWAD THOUGHT.5

2. Idea; conception. I wish to convey my thoughts to another person. I employ words that express my thoughts, so that he may have the same ideas; in this case, our thoughts will be alike. NWAD THOUGHT.6

3. Fancy; conceit; something framed by the imagination. NWAD THOUGHT.7

Thoughts come crowding in so fast upon me, that my only difficulty is to choose or reject. NWAD THOUGHT.8

4. Reflection; particular consideration. NWAD THOUGHT.9

Why do you keep alone? NWAD THOUGHT.10

Using those thoughts which should have died NWAD THOUGHT.11

With them they think on. NWAD THOUGHT.12

5. Opinion; judgment. NWAD THOUGHT.13

Thus Bethel spoke, who always speaks his thoughts. NWAD THOUGHT.14

6. Meditation; serious consideration. NWAD THOUGHT.15

Pride, of all others the most dangerous fault, NWAD THOUGHT.16

Proceeds from want of sense or want of thought. NWAD THOUGHT.17

7. Design; purpose. NWAD THOUGHT.18

All their thoughts are against me for evil. Psalms 56:5; Psalms 33:11; Jeremiah 29:11. NWAD THOUGHT.19

8. Silent contemplation. NWAD THOUGHT.20

9. Solicitude; care; concern. NWAD THOUGHT.21

Hawis was put in trouble, and died with thought and anguish before his business came to an end. NWAD THOUGHT.22

10. Inward reasoning; the workings of conscience. NWAD THOUGHT.23

Their thoughts the meanwhile accusing or else excusing one another. Romans 2:15. NWAD THOUGHT.24

11. A small degree or quantity; as a thought longer; a thought better. [Not in use.] NWAD THOUGHT.25

To take thought, to be solicitous or anxious. Matthew 6:34. NWAD THOUGHT.26

THOUGHTFUL, a. Full of thought; contemplative; employed in meditation; as a man of thoughtful mind. NWAD THOUGHTFUL.1

1. Attentive; careful; having the mind directed to an object; as thoughtful of gain. NWAD THOUGHTFUL.2

2. Promoting serious thought; favorable to musing or meditation. NWAD THOUGHTFUL.3

War, horrid war, your thoughtful walks invades. NWAD THOUGHTFUL.4

3. Anxious; solicitous. NWAD THOUGHTFUL.5

Around her crowd distrust and doubt and fear, NWAD THOUGHTFUL.6

And thoughtful foresight, and tormenting care. NWAD THOUGHTFUL.7

THOUGHTFULLY, adv. With thought or consideration; with solicitude. NWAD THOUGHTFULLY.1

THOUGHTFULNESS, n. Deep meditation. NWAD THOUGHTFULNESS.1

1. Serious attention to spiritual concerns. NWAD THOUGHTFULNESS.2

2. Anxiety; solicitude. NWAD THOUGHTFULNESS.3

THOUGHTLESS, a. Heedless; careless; negligent. NWAD THOUGHTLESS.1

Thoughtless of the future. NWAD THOUGHTLESS.2

1. Gay; dissipated. NWAD THOUGHTLESS.3

2. Stupid; dull. NWAD THOUGHTLESS.4

Thoughtless as monarch oaks that shade the plain. NWAD THOUGHTLESS.5

THOUGHTLESSLY, adv. Without thought; carelessly; stupidly. NWAD THOUGHTLESSLY.1

THOUGHTLESSNESS, n. Want of thought; heedlessness; carelessness; inattention. NWAD THOUGHTLESSNESS.1

THOUGHTSICK, a. [thought and sick.] Uneasy with reflection. NWAD THOUGHTSICK.1

THOUSAND, a. s as z. NWAD THOUSAND.1

1. Denoting the number of ten hundred. NWAD THOUSAND.2

2. Proverbially, denoting a great number indefinitely. It is a thousand chances to one that you succeed. NWAD THOUSAND.3

THOUSAND, n. The number of ten hundred. NWAD THOUSAND.4

A thousand shall fall at thy side, and ten thousand at thy right hand. Psalm 91:7. NWAD THOUSAND.5

Thousand is sometimes used plurally without the plural termination, as in the passage above, ten thousand; but it often takes the plural termination. In former times, how many thousands perished by famine! NWAD THOUSAND.6

THOUSANDTH, a. The ordinal of thousand; as the thousandth part of a thing; also proverbially, very numerous. NWAD THOUSANDTH.1

THOUSANDTH, n. The thousandth part of any thing; as two thousandths of a tax. NWAD THOUSANDTH.2

THOWL. [See Thole.] NWAD THOWL.1

THRACK, v.t. To load or burden. [Not in use.] NWAD THRACK.1

THRALL, n. NWAD THRALL.1

1. A slave. NWAD THRALL.2

2. Slavery. NWAD THRALL.3

THRALL, v.t. To enslave. [Enthrall is in use.] NWAD THRALL.4

THRALLDOM, n. Slavery; bondage; a state of servitude. The Greeks lived in thralldom under the Turks, nearly four hundred years. NWAD THRALLDOM.1

He shall rule, and she in thralldom live. NWAD THRALLDOM.2

[This word is in good use.] NWAD THRALLDOM.3

THRAPPLE, n. The windpipe of an animal. [Not an English word.] NWAD THRAPPLE.1

THRASH, v.t. NWAD THRASH.1

1. To beat out grain from the husk or pericarp with a flail; as, to thrash wheat, rye or oats. NWAD THRASH.2

2. To beat corn off from the cob or spike; as, to thrash maiz. NWAD THRASH.3

3. To beat soundly with a stick or whip; to drub. NWAD THRASH.4

THRASH, v.i. To practice thrashing; to perform the business of thrashing; as a man who thrashes well. NWAD THRASH.5

1. To labor; to drudge. NWAD THRASH.6

I rather would be Mevius, thrash for rhymes, NWAD THRASH.7

Like his, the scorn and scandal of the times-- NWAD THRASH.8

THRASHED, pp. Beaten out of the husk or off the ear. NWAD THRASHED.1

1. Freed from the grain by beating. NWAD THRASHED.2

THRASHER, n. One who thrashes grain. NWAD THRASHER.1

THRASHING, ppr. Beating out of the husk or off the ear; beating soundly with a stick or whip. NWAD THRASHING.1

THRASHING, n. The act of beating out grain with a flail; a sound drubbing. NWAD THRASHING.2

THRASHING-FLOOR, n. [thrash and floor.] A floor or area on which grain is beaten out. NWAD THRASHING-FLOOR.1

THRASONICAL, a. [from Thraso, a boaster in old comedy.] NWAD THRASONICAL.1

1. Boasting; given to bragging. NWAD THRASONICAL.2

2. Boastful; implying ostentatious display. NWAD THRASONICAL.3

THRAVE, n. A drove; a herd. [Not in use.] NWAD THRAVE.1

THRAVE, n. The number of two dozen. [Not in use.] NWAD THRAVE.2

THREAD, THRED, n. NWAD THREAD.1

1. A very small twist of flax, wool, cotton, silk or other fibrous substance, drawn out to considerable length. NWAD THREAD.2

2. The filament of a flower. NWAD THREAD.3

3. The filament of any fibrous substance, as of bark. NWAD THREAD.4

4. A fine filament or line of gold or silver. NWAD THREAD.5

5. Air-threads, the fine white filaments which are seen floating in the air in summer, the production of spiders. NWAD THREAD.6

6. Something continued in a long course or tenor; as the thread of a discourse. NWAD THREAD.7

7. The prominent spiral part of a screw. NWAD THREAD.8

THREAD, THRED, v.t. To pass a thread through the eye; as, to thread a needle. NWAD THREAD.9

1. To pass or pierce through, as a narrow way or channel. NWAD THREAD.10

They would not thread the gates, NWAD THREAD.11

Heavy trading ships--threading the Bosporus. NWAD THREAD.12

THREADBARE, THREDBARE, a. [thread and bare.] Worn to the naked thread; having the nap worn off; as a threadbare coat; threadbare clothes. NWAD THREADBARE.1

1. Worn out; trite; hackneyed; used till it has lost its novelty or interest; as a threadbare subject; state topics and threadbare quotations. NWAD THREADBARE.2

THREADBARENESS, THREDBARENESS, n. The state of being threadbare or trite. NWAD THREADBARENESS.1

THREADEN, THREDEN, a. Made of thread; as threaden sails. [Little used.] NWAD THREADEN.1

THREAD-SHAPED, THRED-SHAPED, a. In botany, filiform. NWAD THREAD-SHAPED.1

THREADY, THREDY, a. Like thread or filaments; slender. NWAD THREADY.1

1. Containing thread. NWAD THREADY.2

THREAP, v.t. To chide, contend or argue. [Local.] NWAD THREAP.1

THREAT, n. thret. A menace; denunciation of ill; declaration of an intention or determination to inflict punishment, loss or pain on another. NWAD THREAT.1

There is no terror, Cassius, in your threats. NWAD THREAT.2

THREAT, v.t. thret. To threaten, which see. Threat is used only in poetry. NWAD THREAT.3

THREATEN, v.t. thret’n. NWAD THREATEN.1

1. To declare the purpose of inflicting punishment, pain or other evil on another, for some sin or offense; to menace. God threatens the finally impenitent with everlasting banishment from his presence. NWAD THREATEN.2

2. To menace; to terrify or attempt to terrify by menaces; as for extorting money. NWAD THREATEN.3

To send threatening letters is a punishable offense. NWAD THREATEN.4

3. To charge or enjoin with menace, or with implied rebuke; or to charge strictly. NWAD THREATEN.5

Let us straitly threaten them, that they speak henceforth to no man in his name. Acts 4:17. NWAD THREATEN.6

4. To menace by action; to present the appearance of coming evil; as, rolling billows threaten to overwhelm us. NWAD THREATEN.7

5. To exhibit the appearance of something evil or unpleasant approaching; as, the clouds threaten us with rain or a storm. NWAD THREATEN.8

THREATENED, pp. thret’nd. Menaced with evil. NWAD THREATENED.1

THREATENER, n. thret’ner. One that threatens. NWAD THREATENER.1

THREATENING, ppr. thret’ning. Menacing; denouncing evil. NWAD THREATENING.1

1. a. Indicating a threat or menace; as a threatening look. NWAD THREATENING.2

2. Indicating something impending; as, the weather is threatening; the clouds have a threatening aspect. NWAD THREATENING.3

THREATENING, n. thret’ning. The act of menacing; a menace; a denunciation of evil, or declaration of a purpose to inflict evil on a person or country, usually for sins and offenses. The prophets are filled with God’s threatenings against the rebellious Jews. Acts 4:29. NWAD THREATENING.4

THREATENINGLY, adv. thret’ningly. With a threat or menace; in a threatening manner. NWAD THREATENINGLY.1

THREATFUL, a. thret’ful. Full of threats; having a menacing appearance; minacious. NWAD THREATFUL.1

THREE, a. [L. tres.] NWAD THREE.1

1. Two and one. NWAD THREE.2

I offer thee three things. 2 Samuel 24:12. NWAD THREE.3

2. It is often used like other adjectives, without the noun to which it refers. NWAD THREE.4

Abishai--attained not to the first three. 2 Samuel 23:18-19. NWAD THREE.5

3. Proverbially, a small number. NWAD THREE.6

Away, thou three-inched fool. [I believe obsolete.] NWAD THREE.7

THREE-CAPSULED, a. Tricapsular. NWAD THREE-CAPSULED.1

THREE-CELLED, a. Trilocular. NWAD THREE-CELLED.1

THREE-CLEFT, a. Trifid. NWAD THREE-CLEFT.1

THREE-CORNERED, a. [three and corner.] NWAD THREE-CORNERED.1

1. Having three corners or angles; as a three-cornered hat. NWAD THREE-CORNERED.2

2. In botany, having three sides, or three prominent longitudinal angles, as a stem. NWAD THREE-CORNERED.3

THREE-FLOWERED, a. [three and flower.] NWAD THREE-FLOWERED.1

Bearing three flowers together. NWAD THREE-FLOWERED.2

THREEFOLD, a. [three and fold.] Three-double; consisting of three; or thrice repeated, as threefold justice. NWAD THREEFOLD.1

A threefold cord is not quickly broken. Ecclesiastes 4:12. NWAD THREEFOLD.2

THREE-GRAINED, a. Tricoccous. NWAD THREE-GRAINED.1

THREE-LEAVED, a. [three and leaf.] Consisting of three distinct leaflets; as a three-leaved calyx. NWAD THREE-LEAVED.1

THREE-LOBED, a. [three and lobe.] A three-lobed leaf, is one that is divided to the middle into three parts, standing wide from each other and having convex margins. NWAD THREE-LOBED.1

THREE-NERVED, a. [three and nerve.] A three-nerved leaf, has three distinct vessels or nerves running longitudinally without branching. NWAD THREE-NERVED.1

THREE-PARTED, a. [three and parted.] Tripartite. A three-parted leaf, is divided into three parts down to the base, but not entirely separate. NWAD THREE-PARTED.1

THREE-PENCE, n. thrip’ence. [three and pence.] NWAD THREE-PENCE.1

A small silver coin of three times the value of a penny. NWAD THREE-PENCE.2

THREE-PENNY, a. thrip’enny. Worth three pence only; mean. NWAD THREE-PENNY.1

THREE-PETALED, a. [three and petal.] Tripetalous; consisting of three distinct petals; as a corol. NWAD THREE-PETALED.1

THREE-PILE, n. [three and pile.] An old name for good velvet. NWAD THREE-PILE.1

THREE-PILED, a. Set with a thick pile. NWAD THREE-PILED.1

THREE-POINTED, a. Tricuspidate. NWAD THREE-POINTED.1

THREESCORE, a. [three and score.] Thrice twenty; sixty; as threescore years. NWAD THREESCORE.1

THREE-SEEDED, a. [three and seed.] Containing three seeds; as a three-seeded capsule. NWAD THREE-SEEDED.1

THREE-SIDED, a. [three and side.] Having three plane sides; as a three-sided stem, leaf, petiole, peduncle, scape, or pericarp. NWAD THREE-SIDED.1

THREE-VALVED, a. [three and valve.] Trivalvular; consisting of three valves; opening with three valves; as a three-valved pericarp. NWAD THREE-VALVED.1

THRENE, n. [Gr.] Lamentation. [Not used.] NWAD THRENE.1

THRENODY, n. [Gr. lamentation, and ode.] A song of lamentation. NWAD THRENODY.1

THRESH, v.t. To thrash. [See Thrash.] The latter is the popular pronunciation, but the word is written thrash or thresh, indifferently. [See the derivation and definitions under Thrash.] NWAD THRESH.1

THRESHER, n. The sea fox. NWAD THRESHER.1

THRESHHOLD, n. NWAD THRESHHOLD.1

1. The door-sill; the plank, stone or piece of timber which lies at the bottom or under a door, particularly of a dwelling house, church, temple or the like; hence, entrance; gate; door. NWAD THRESHHOLD.2

2. Entrance; the place or point of entering or beginning. He is now at the threshhold of his argument. NWAD THRESHHOLD.3

Many men that stumble at the threshhold. NWAD THRESHHOLD.4

THREW, pret. of throw. NWAD THREW.1

THRICE, adv. [from three; perhaps three, and L. vice.] NWAD THRICE.1

1. Three times. NWAD THRICE.2

Before the cock crow, thou shalt deny me thrice. Matthew 26:34. NWAD THRICE.3

2. Sometimes used by way of amplification; very. NWAD THRICE.4

Thrice noble Lord, let me entreat of you NWAD THRICE.5

To pardon me. NWAD THRICE.6

THRID, v.t. To slide through a narrow passage; to slip, shoot or run through, as a needle, bodkin, or the like. NWAD THRID.1

Some thrid the mazy ringlets of her hair. NWAD THRID.2