thirled Synonyms
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thirled Meaning
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thirled (imp. & p. p.)
of Thirl
thirled Sentence Examples
- The farmer thirled the oxen to the plow, preparing to till the fields.
- The horses were thirled to the carriage, ready to transport the royal guests.
- The maiden thirled her hair with ribbons, creating an elaborate coiffure.
- The necklace thirled the woman's neck, adding a touch of elegance to her attire.
- The rope thirled the boat safely to the dock, preventing it from drifting away.
- The chain thirled the prisoner to the wall, confining his movements.
- The tendrils of the ivy thirled around the walls of the ancient castle, giving it an overgrown and romantic appearance.
- The bridge thirled across the river, connecting the two banks and facilitating travel.
- The stars thirled in the night sky, forming intricate constellations.
- The thoughts thirled in the poet's mind, seeking inspiration for a new masterpiece.
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The farmer thirled the oxen to the plow, preparing to till the fields.
The horses were thirled to the carriage, ready to transport the royal guests.
The maiden thirled her hair with ribbons, creating an elaborate coiffure.
The necklace thirled the woman's neck, adding a touch of elegance to her attire.
