| BOTHIES | • bothies n. Plural of bothie. • BOTHY n. (Scots) a hut, cabin, also BOTHIE. |
| COUTHIE | • couthie adj. (Scotland) Friendly, agreeable, pleasant. • COUTHIE adj. (Scots) friendly, also COUTHY. |
| GOTHIER | • GOTHY adj. (colloquial) relating to Gothic music or fashion. |
| LATHIER | • lathier adj. Comparative form of lathy: more lathy. • LATHY adj. like a lath; long and slender. |
| LETHIED | • LETHIED adj. (Shakespeare) suffering from forgetfulness, as having drunk the waters of Lethe. |
| LUTHIER | • luthier n. A person who, or a business which, makes or repairs stringed wooden musical instruments, such as lutes… • LUTHIER n. one who makes stringed instruments. |
| MOTHIER | • mothier adj. Comparative form of mothy: more mothy. • MOTHY adj. full of moths. |
| MYTHIER | • mythier adj. Comparative form of mythy: more mythy. • MYTHY adj. resembling myth. |
| PITHIER | • pithier adj. Comparative form of pithy: more pithy. • PITHY adj. full of pith, to the point. |
| ROUTHIE | • ROUTHIE adj. (Scots) plentiful. |
| THIEVED | • thieved v. Simple past tense and past participle of thieve. • THIEVE v. to steal. |
| THIEVES | • thieves n. Plural of thief. • thieves v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of thieve. • THIEVE v. to steal. |
| WITHIER | • withier adj. Comparative form of withy: more withy. • WITHY adj. flexible and tough. |
| WITHIES | • withies n. Plural of withy. • WITHY n. a flexible twig. |