| THESE | • these det. Plural of this. • these pron. Plural of this. • THIS pron. the person or thing just mentioned. |
| THESP | • thesp n. (Informal) An actor. • thesp v. (Informal) To act (Perform in a play etc.). • THESP n. a thespian, a member of the acting profession. |
| THESES | • theses n. Plural of thesis. • THESIS n. a proposition put forward for discussion. |
| THESIS | • thesis n. Senses relating to logic, rhetoric, etc. • thesis n. Senses relating to music and prosody. • THESIS n. a proposition put forward for discussion. |
| THESPS | • thesps n. Plural of thesp. • THESP n. a thespian, a member of the acting profession. |
| THESAURI | • thesauri n. Plural of thesaurus. • THESAURUS n. (Latin) a storehouse of knowledge; a dictionary of synonyms. |
| THESPIAN | • thespian adj. Of, or relating to drama and acting; dramatic, theatrical. • thespian n. An actor or player. • Thespian n. A person from the ancient Greek city of Thespiae. |
| THESAURAL | • thesaural adj. Of or pertaining to a thesaurus. • THESAURAL adj. relating to a thesaurus. |
| THESAURUS | • thesaurus n. A publication, traditionally in the form of a book and now often online, that provides synonyms (and… • thesaurus n. (Archaic) A dictionary or encyclopedia. • thesaurus n. (Information science) A hierarchy of subject headings — canonic titles of themes and topics, the titles… |
| THESPIANS | • thespians n. Plural of thespian. • Thespians n. Plural of Thespian. • THESPIAN n. an actor or actress. |
| THESAURUSES | • thesauruses n. Plural of thesaurus. • THESAURUS n. (Latin) a storehouse of knowledge; a dictionary of synonyms. |
| THESMOTHETE | • thesmothete n. (Historical, Ancient Greece) A junior archon in Ancient Greece. • THESMOTHETE n. a lawgiver. |
| THESMOTHETES | • thesmothetes n. Plural of thesmothete. • THESMOTHETE n. a lawgiver. |