Thankworthy

thangk'-wur-the, a. deserving thanks. Their, Thankworthine , thangk'-wur-the-nes, s the state Theirs, of being thankworthy. Theism, twisted gut (Ger. Darm, gut) Theist, which, relating to an antecedent: conj. because (A.S. Theistical, that). cover the roofs of buildings, or stacks of hay or Theme, grain: v.a. to cover with straw, or some similar substance (A.S. thæc, Ger. decken, to cover). thatch houses. 1 that'-ching, s. the act or art of covering with thatch; the materials used for the purpose. thaw'-ma-trope, s. an optical toy to illustrate the persistence of an impre ion upon the retina after the the object is withdrawn (Gr. trauma, wonder, and trepo, to turn). thaw-ma-tur'-jek, a. exciting won thaw-ma-tur -je-kal, der; wonder working; pertaining to thaumaturgy. thaw-ma-tur' -jiks, s. feats of magic. thaw-ma-tur'-jist, s. one who deals in wonders or believes in them. thaw-ma-tur' -gus, s. a miracle-worker; a title given by the Roman Catholics to some of their saints. thaw'-ma-tur-je, s. the act of performing something wonderful (Gr. trauma, and ergon, a work). thaw, v.n. to melt, di olve, or become fluid, as ice; to become so warm as to melt ice: v.a. to melt; to di olve: s. the melting of ice or snow; a change in the temperature that will melt ice (A.S. thaw an) the or. thee, def. art. or a. denoting a certain person or thing, and used before adjectives in the comparative and superlative degree (A.S.) the'-a, s. the tea-plant. See Tea. the-an'-drik, a. indicating the co-operation of the divine and human (Gr. theos God, and aner, aman),. the-an-throp'-ik, a. being both divine and human (Gr. theos, God, and anthropos, man). the-an'-thro-pizm, s. a state of being God and man; god manhood. the'-är-ke, s.government byGod; theocracy (Gr. theos,God, and archo, to rule). the'-a-tinz, s.pl. an order of Italian monks established in 1524, expre ly to oppose the Reform a tion (The at i, its bishop being of the order). the'-a-tr, s. an edifice for the exhibition of dramatic by steps or performances gradations like; aplay-house; the seats of a theatre; a place rising a place of action or exhibition; a building for the exhibition of scholastic exercises; a room for anatomical demonstrations (Gr. theaomai,to see). the-at -re-kal, a. pertaining to a theatre or to scenic representations; resembling the manner of dramatic performers; suited to the stage. Theatrically, the-at'-re-kal-le, ad. ina manner suiting the stage. the-at -re-kal'-e-te, s. the quality of being theatrical; a mere play-actor. the-at'-re-kalz,s.pl. dramatic performances. theev, s. an ewe of the first year. the-ba-e-a, s. a substance obtained from the'-bane, s opium, which has a sharp metallic taste, and forms colourle crystals. the'-ban, a. of or belonging to Thebes: s. a native of Thebes. Theban year, the Egyptian year of 365 days 6hours. the -ka, s. a sheath or case; the seed-case of a fern(Gr.) the' -ka-fore, s. that which bears a theca; the pedicel of an ovary [Bot.] (Gr. theka, and phoreo, tobear.) the'-ko-donts, s.pl. a tribe of extinct saurians, with teeth inserted in distinct sockets (Gr. theka, and odous, a tooth). thee, pron.; obj. case of Thou. theft, s. act of stealing; private felonious taking of another person's goods [Law]; the thing stolen. theft'-bote, s. the receiving of a man's goods again from a thief, or compensation for them, byway of composition, and to prevent the prosecution of the thief [Law]. the'-e-form, a. having the form of tea. See Thea. the-in, s. a principle obtained from tea, identical with caffein, which see. See Thea. thare, pron. a. of or belonging to them. thares pron. po e ive of They. the'-izm,, s. belief in the existence of a God and a Providence that cares for and reveals Himself to man (Gr. theos, God). the'-ist, s. a believer in the existence of God and Providence or revelation. the-is'-te-kal, a. pertaining to theism or to atheist; according to the doctrine of theists. them, pron. the objective case of They. theme, s. a subject or topic on which a person writes or speaks; a short di ertation composed by a student; a verb or noun in its primary state, not modified by inflections [Gram.); a series of notes selected as the text or subject ofa new composition [Mus.] (Gr. thema, something placed, from tithemi, to place.) marily as established by Zeus [Myth. ] (Gr. from tithemi, to place). they and them, and added to they by way of emphasis. diately; in that case; in consequence; therefore; for this reason; at another time; that time (A.S. acc. of the). french chemist) reason. onward. cacao or chocolate nut (Gr. theos, god, and broma, food). chocolate, extracted from the cacao-nut. theos, and chrio, to anoint). the immediate direction of God; government in His name; the state thus governed (Gr. theos, and krateo, to rule). soul with God in contemplation (Gr. theos, and crasis, mixture). is versed in the genealogy of the gods. mythology which teaches the genealogy of the gods; a poem on their genealogy (Gr. theos, and gone, generation). divinity. in theology; a profe or of divinity. Theologically, the-o-loj'-e-kal-le, ad. according to the principles of theology. v.n. to frame a system of theology. God asHe reveals Himself in His relations to man, or man's to Him, in nature, reason, or revelation (Gr. theos and logos, science). the gods. gods; opposition to the Divine will (Gr. theos, and mache, combat). the responses of oracles (Gr. theos, and manteia, divination). tion with God. arises from the contemplation of God in Himself or His relations; suffering for the subjugation of sining). ful propensities (Gr. theos, and pathos, suffer man by actual appearance (Gr. theos, and phaino, to show). God and man, elevated intoa religious system during the French revolution (Gr. theos, God, and philanthropism). society in France, during the Revolution, whose 1 ] object was to establish reason in the place of Christianity.