Milton, P

L., iii. 500. thitherwards (THITH'er-wärdz), adv. [ IMG:content-0282.jpg:[blocks in formation] Thlaspi (thlas'pi), n. [NL. (Malpighi, 1675; earlier in Matthioli, 1554), thlaspi , Thlaspideæ . It is characterized by equal petals, stamens without appendages, and a se ile emarginate pod with laterally compre ed winged or keeled valves, and two or more seeds in each cell. There are about 30 species, natives chiefly of northern regions, both tem perate and arctic. They are usually smooth annuals, some perennials, with a rosette radical leaves, the stem leaves with an auricled clasping base, and the racemed flowers either white, pink, or pale-purple. For T. arvense of Europe, see penny -cre , and cuts under accumbent and pod. in the compound thoft - fellow . [Prov. Eng.] thoft2 (thoft), n. A dialectal form of thought . thoft-fellow (thoft'fel"ō), n. [ thoft1 + + fel low .] A fellow-oarsman. Hall i well . [Prov. Engl thoft-f tholance (thoʻlans), n. [ tholel (thol), v.; pret. and pp. tholed , ppr. thol ing. [ME. tholen , tholien , tholi an = OS. thole an, tholon = OFries. tholi a = OHG. dolēn , MHG. doln = Icel. thola = Sw. tåla = Dan. taale = Goth. thulan , suffer; akin to Gr. τλῆναι, suffer (τλήμων, miserable, πολύτλας , much-suffering, τολμᾶν , risk, suffer, etc.), L. tolerare, endure, tollere , bear, lift, raise (pp. lat us for * tlatus , pret. tuli , used to supply the pret. and pp. of ferre , bear). Cf. tolerate , etc. Hence AS. gethyld = D. geduld = OHG. dult , MHG. dult , G. ge - duld , endurance, patience; D. dulden = OHG. dultan , MHG. dulten , G. dulden , suffer.] I. trans. 1. To bear; undergo; sustain; put up with; stand. Thei prechen that penaunce is profitable to the soule, And what myschief and malese Cryst for man tholed . Piers Plowman (B), xiii. 76. We've done nae ill, we'll thole nae wrang. Lads of Wamphray (Child's Ballads, VI. 172).