thighed (thid)

[ The best is like a bo he ythied breefe. Palladius , Husbondrie (E. E. T. S.), p. 69. The additions to the Zoological Society's Gardens during the past week include... a white- thighed Colobus. Nature , XLII. 303. Thighed meta pod i us, Meta pod i us fem or at us , a large predaceous reduvioid bug, common in the southern United States, and noted as a destroyer of injurious insects, particularly the cotton-worm, Aletia xylina , and the armyworm, Leucania uni puncta . thigh-joint (thi'joint), The coxa, or coxal articulation, usually called hip - joint (which see). n. thilkt (whilk), pron. adj. [Also contr. thick, thic; Thighed Meta pod i us ( Metapo dius fem or at us). = Dan. deslige, such), 6290 To rekene with hymself, as wel may be, Of thilke yeer, how that it with hym stood. Chaucer , Shipman's Tale, 1. 79. Did not thilk bag-pipe, man, which thou dost blow, A Farewell on our soldiers erst bestow? Peele , An Eclogue,