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think the world of	to have a very high opinion of.
think up	to use the mind to invent (a story, excuse, or the like).
third	coming next after the second in a series. [3 definitions]
third baseman	in baseball, the player whose position is at third base when the other team is batting and whose primary function is to defend that base.
Third World	countries that are poor and that depend on farming rather than business and industry for income.
thirst	a dry feeling in the mouth or throat that is caused by the need or desire to drink. [4 definitions]
thirsty	feeling a need to drink. [2 definitions]
thirteen	the number that comes after 12 and before 14 in the sequence of cardinal numbers; 13. [2 definitions]
thirteenth	coming next after the twelfth in a series. [3 definitions]
thirtieth	coming next after the twenty-ninth in a series. [3 definitions]
thirty	the number that is equal to three times ten; 30. [2 definitions]
this	the person, thing, or matter that is mentioned, understood, or present. [7 definitions]
thistle	a kind of plant with prickly leaves and a head of purple flowers.
thong	a narrow strip of leather or similar material that is used to tie or fasten. [2 definitions]
thorax	the part of the body between the neck and the abdomen in humans and in animals with four limbs; chest. It contains the ribs, heart, and lungs. [2 definitions]
thorn	something similar in shape to a claw or needle that sticks out from the stem of a plant or branch. [2 definitions]
thorough	leaving nothing out; complete. [2 definitions]
thoroughbred	of a pure breed. [3 definitions]
thoroughfare	a street that opens at both ends into other streets. [2 definitions]
those	plural of "that."
thou	you; the person or god spoken to. This word was once in common use, but is now used mostly in literature of the past and religious texts.

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