Thaumaturgy

thaw'ma-tur-ji, n. the art of work- ing wonders or miracles. —cuijs Thaumatur'gic, -al. [Gr. thauma, a wonder, and ergon work.] Thaw, thaw, vd to melt or grow liquid, as ice: to become so warm as to melt ice. — v.t. to cause to melt, n. the melting of ice or snow by heat the change of weather which causes (A.S. thaw an; cog. with Ger. tkauen to thaw, to fall in dew.] The, Me or (when emphatic'' Me, demons pron. usually called tht definite article, used to denote a particular person or thing also to denote a species, [A.S. se, the, num masc. sing. See That] The, Me, adv used before comparatives, as, ‘the more the better.’ (A S. tht, by that, by that much, the instrumental Case of Tho, demons, Pron