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thivel

/ˈθɪvəl/

thivel noun: a wooden stick for stirring porridge.

Noun

thivel (plural thivels)

  1. (obsolete) a wooden stick for stirring porridge.

Forms of thivel

pluralthivels

Origin of thivel

From Old English þȳfel, from Proto-West Germanic *þūbil.

Words that rhyme with thivel

Questions about thivel

What does thivel mean?
Thivel means a wooden stick for stirring porridge.
What part of speech is thivel?
Thivel is a noun.
How do you pronounce thivel?
Thivel is pronounced /ˈθɪvəl/.
What is the plural of thivel?
The plural of thivel is thivels.

Words near thivel in the dictionary

  1. Thitu Island
  2. thiuram
  3. thiurams
  4. thiuret
  5. thiurets
  6. thivel
  7. Thivierge
  8. Thivierges
  9. thixocasting
  10. thixomolding
  11. thixomoulding

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