theropod ous (theropod us)

ropod. Geol. Jour., XLV. i. 44. thersitical (ther-sit'i-kal), a. [ There is a pelting kind of thersitical satire, as black as the ink 'tis wrote with. Sterne , Tristram Shandy, ix. 14. therstt, v . A Middle English form of durst . Octovian , 1. 681. Hall i well . thesaurert, n. [ thesaurarius , treasurer, thesaurarius , pertaining to treasure, the saurus , treasure: see thesaurus and treasure, and cf. treasurer .] A treasurer. To my loving frendes Sir Thomas Boleyne Knight, The saurer of the Kinges Graces most honorable Houshold, and Sir Henry Guldeford, Knight Comptroller of the same. Abp . Warham , in Ellis's Hist. Letters, 3d ser., I. 367.