thurl Synonyms
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thurl Meaning
thurl (n.)
A hole; an aperture.
A short communication between adits in a mine.
A long adit in a coalpit.
thurl (v. t.)
To cut through; to pierce.
To cut through, as a partition between one working and another.
thurl Sentence Examples
- The ancient temple featured an intricate thurl, a narrow opening that allowed light to filter into the sacred chamber.
- The keyhole was so small, it seemed like an impossible thurl to navigate.
- The magician vanished through a puff of smoke, leaving only a cryptic thurl in his wake.
- The river meandered lazily, its waters gurgling through a hidden thurl beneath the bank.
- The tiny cracks in the pottery allowed water to seep through like a million miniature thurls.
- The explorers carefully peered through a narrow thurl, their eyes wide with anticipation at what lay beyond.
- The needle's eye was a mere thurl, yet it held the thread that would mend the tear in the fabric.
- The assassin's blade flashed through the air, striking its victim with deadly precision through a tiny thurl in their armor.
- The wind whistled through the keyhole, creating an eerie and unwelcome thurl.
- The fissure in the mountain's side was a treacherous thurl, leading to a path fraught with danger.
FAQs About the word thurl
A hole; an aperture., A short communication between adits in a mine., A long adit in a coalpit., To cut through; to pierce., To cut through, as a partition betw
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The ancient temple featured an intricate thurl, a narrow opening that allowed light to filter into the sacred chamber.
The keyhole was so small, it seemed like an impossible thurl to navigate.
The magician vanished through a puff of smoke, leaving only a cryptic thurl in his wake.
The river meandered lazily, its waters gurgling through a hidden thurl beneath the bank.
