A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
thesaurus
thesaurus
thesauruses or thesauri noun
a book that groups
words that have similar
meanings together.
N say thi-saur-rus
thick
adjective
1 large in width
or depth.
2 packed closely together.
A thick forest.
N opposite thin
3 having a certain
measurement in width
or depth.
The plank was
three inches thick.
N comparisons thicker thickest
thief
thieves noun
a person who steals things.
N rhymes with beef
thigh
thighs noun
the part of your leg between
your knee and your hip.
N rhymes with sky
thimble
thimbles noun
a small, hard covering worn
on the end of your finger
when you are sewing.
The thimble protects your
finger and helps you push
the needle through the fabric.
thin
adjective
1 small in width
or depth.
2 hardly covered.
A thin layer of snow covered
the ground.
N opposite thick
3 not having much fat.
A thin man.
N opposite fat
N comparisons thinner thinnest
thing
things noun
1 an object that is not alive.
2 an idea or an action.
There are four things I want
to do this evening.
think
thinks thinking thought verb
to use your mind to create
ideas or opinions.
She thought about what she
could eat for lunch.
thirsty
adjective
needing something to drink.
He was very thirsty after a day
without water.
N comparisons thirstier thirstiest
thistle
thistles noun
a wild plant with prickly
leaves and purple, white,
or yellow flowers.
thorn
thorns noun
a sharp spike
on the stem
of a plant.
thorough
adjective
complete in every way.
He had a thorough search
for his book.
N say thur-oh
thoroughly adverb
thought
thoughts noun
an idea or opinion that you
have been thinking about.
N say thawt
thoughtful
adjective
caring about other people’s
feelings and needs.
It was thoughtful of her
to help him.
N say thawt-ful
N opposite thoughtless
thread
threads noun
a thin yarn such as cotton
or silk, that is
used for sewing.
N say thred
thread
threads threading threaded verb
to pass a length of thread
or rope through a hole
in something.
Threading beads onto a string.
threat
threats noun
a warning that something
may happen.
There’s a threat of rain
in the air.
N say thret
threaten verb
thrill
thrills noun
an excited feeling.
It was a real thrill to ride
on the roller coaster.
thrilling adjective
throat
throats noun
the tube that leads from your
mouth, through your neck,
to your stomach and lungs.
N rhymes with boat
throne
thrones noun
a special chair used
by a ruler of a country.
thick candle
thigh
thin candle
thorn
sewing
thread
embroidery
thread