thighed
/θaɪd/
thighed adjective: having some specific type of thigh.
Adjective
thighed (not comparable)
Origin of thighed
From thigh + -ed.
Words formed from thighed
- bristle-thighed curlew
- orange-thighed frog
- spur-thighed tortoise
- thighed up
- thunder-thighed
Words that rhyme with thighed
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- provide
- tied
- fried
- glide
- hide
- inside
- bide
- decide
- offside
- -side
- collide
- confide
- flipside
- set aside
- stride
- subside
- aside
- beride
- beside
- bestride
- chide
- coincide
- cyanide
- dried
- elide
- eyed
- gride
- preside
- reside
- Ryde
- allied
- applied
- astride
- betide
- bride
- deride
- dyed
- guyed
- I'd
- imide
- incide
- pied
- right side
- said
- snide
- statewide
- tried
- vide
Questions about thighed
- What does thighed mean?
- Thighed means having some specific type of thigh.
- What part of speech is thighed?
- Thighed is an adjective.
- How do you pronounce thighed?
- Thighed is pronounced /θaɪd/.
Words near thighed in the dictionary
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