Throne

thrbn, n. a chair of state richly orna- mented and covered with a canopy scat of a bishop in hts church sovereign power and dignity. v.t. to place on a royal seat to exalt Pr.p. ihrun'ing pad. ami pa p. throned [L thr onus—Gr tkronas, a scat —thrad, to set.] Throng, throng, u. a large number of people pre ed or irmvded together a crowd a gro multitude. v.t. to pre or crowd to annoy with numbers.— » to crowd together to come — in multitudes. [A S thrung thungan, to pre