Thorny

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 527
thom'i, adj. full of thorns prickly troublesome: hara ing. [A.S. ihomiht. Thorough, thur'd, adj, pa ing through or to the end complete entire.—(oh frefi. through — adv. Thor'oughly —n. Thoroughne . |A.S thurh from a root tar, 'to go beyond,’ seen in L. tra-ns. The longer form of Through Thorough ba , thur'o-lws, (mustc\ a ba part all through a piece, with figures placed over the notes to indicate thehtimony to be played to each Thoroughbred, thur'e-bred, adj thoroughly or completely^-*/: bred from a dain and sire of the best blood, as a hoise, and having the qualities supposed to depend thereon. Thoroughfare, hur'o-far, « a /arc or pa age for going through a public way or btreei right of pa ing through. [See Far©,] Thorough-golhg, h u r'u-gu ng,ad.going through or to the end going all lengths complete Thorough paced, ihurYJ-past. adj thoroughly or perfectly Meed or trained complete Thorp, thorp, a homestead, a hamlet [A S. thorpe; Goth thuurp Ger. dor/; allied to L. turbo., a crowd Those, tkfa. Jron., Jl of That. [From A S. thus, the old pi. of thes, this. bee This. Doublet These.] Thou, Mow, pratt of the second person sing the person addre ed (now gen. used only solemn addre ' [A.S. thu. cog. with Goth. tint, Gr. tn L. In, Sans, iva-m Though, this, cotij admitting allowing even if. notwithstanding (Lit. ‘on that’ ondition A.S. the ah cog. with Goth thau-h, Jcc the Ger. doch fioiu the stem of The Thought, thawt, ja.t. and pa p. of Think. [A.S the ah to, the ah/.] Thought, thawt, « the act of thinking: reasoning deliberation that which one thinks idea fancy: consideration: opinion: meditation: design: care IAS ge-thoht Ice. thott-r, O. Ger. re-dat See Think Thoughtful, thawt' fool, adj., full of thought employed in meditation attentive considerate promoting serious thought favourable to meditation. —adv. Thoughtfully — n Thought TUI- USB8 Thoughtle , thawt'les. adj., without thought or care carele inattentive stupid dull —ad Thoughtle ly -n. Thoughtle ne .
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