THS

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Two-Handed Swordsman (Canadian Clan)

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THS — Airport Name : Sukhothai Airport Airport Location : Sukhothai, Thailand IATA Code : THS ICAO Code : VTPO
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THS — сокр. от thousand тысяча
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THS — сокр. от thousandтысяча
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THS — сокр. от thousand тысяча
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THS — сокр. от thousand тысяча
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THS — сокр. от thousand тысяча
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VTPO — Airport Name : Sukhothai Airport Airport Location : Sukhothai, Thailand IATA Code : THS ICAO Code : VTPO
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SUKHOTHAI AIRPORT — Airport Name : Sukhothai Airport Airport Location : Sukhothai, Thailand IATA Code : THS ICAO Code : VTPO
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WREATH — I. ˈrēth noun ( plural wreaths -thz, -ths) Etymology: Middle English wrethe, from Old English writha; akin to Old English …
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TWELFTH — I. ˈtwel]f(t)th, ]ft, -eu̇], rapid or substand ]th; the sound transcribed f may be bilabial instead of labiodental — the …
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TROUGH — I. ˈtrȯ]f sometimes ˈträ], chiefly by bakers ˈtrō, chiefly by Brit bakers ˈtrau̇, dial ]th or ]ft noun ( plural …
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TROTH — I. ˈtrȯ]th, ˈtrō], ˈträ] noun ( plural troths ]ths, ]thz) Etymology: Middle English trouth, from Old English trēowth — more …
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TRILLIONTH — I. -n(t)th adjective 1. : being number one trillion in a countable series — see number table 2. : being …
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THOUSANDTH — I. ˈthau̇z ə n(t)th adjective 1. : being number 1000 in a countable series — see number table 2. : …
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THIRTEENTH — I. -n(t)th adjective Etymology: Middle English threttenthe, alteration (influenced by threttene thirteen) of threttethe, from Old English thrēotēotha (akin to …
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TENTH — I. ˈten(t)th adjective Etymology: Middle English tenthe, alteration (influenced by ten ) of tethe, from Old English tēotha; akin to …
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SWATH — I. ˈswä]th also -wȯ] or ]th noun or swathe -wāth ( plural swaths ]thz, ]ths ; or swathes ) Etymology: …
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SIXTH — I. ˈsiks(t)th, -kst adjective Etymology: Middle English sixte, sexte, from Old English sixta, siexta (akin to Old High German sehto, …
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SIXTEENTH — I. (ˈ)sik|stēn(t)th adjective Etymology: Middle English sixtenthe, alteration (influenced by sixtene sixteen) of sixtethe, from Old English sixtēotha (akin to …
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STRENGTH — noun ( plural strengths ˈstreŋ(k)ths, ˈstren(t)ths, ˈstreŋks) Etymology: Middle English strengthe, from Old English strengthu; akin to Old High German …
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SEVENTH — noun ( plural sevenths ˈse-vən(t)s, -vən(t)ths; ˈse-b ə m(t)s, -b ə m(t)ths) Date: 12th century 1. — see number table …
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LENGTH — noun ( plural lengths ˈleŋ(k)ths, ˈlen(t)ths, ˈleŋ(k)s) Etymology: Middle English lengthe, from Old English lengthu, from lang long Date: before …
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