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Meaning of thwite
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thwite (v. t.)
To cut or clip with a knife; to whittle.
thwite Sentence Examples
- The thwite clouds billowed softly across the sky, casting ethereal shadows on the landscape.
- The thwite feathers of the owl blended seamlessly with the snowy surroundings, providing perfect camouflage.
- The thwite moon illuminated the night, casting a pale glow on the sleeping world.
- The thwite hair of the elderly woman reminded her of a lifetime of stories and experiences.
- The thwite petals of the narcissus swayed gently in the breeze, their delicate fragrance filling the air.
- The thwite smoke from the chimney curled lazily into the cold winter air.
- The thwite mist hung low over the marsh, creating an eerie and mysterious atmosphere.
- The thwite sand on the beach shimmered under the summer sun, reflecting the brilliant blue sky.
- The thwite paint on the walls of the room created a sense of serenity and tranquility.
- The thwite dress of the bride floated down the aisle, a timeless symbol of purity and joy.
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To cut or clip with a knife; to whittle.
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The thwite clouds billowed softly across the sky, casting ethereal shadows on the landscape.
The thwite feathers of the owl blended seamlessly with the snowy surroundings, providing perfect camouflage.
The thwite moon illuminated the night, casting a pale glow on the sleeping world.
The thwite hair of the elderly woman reminded her of a lifetime of stories and experiences.
