Definition of Thiggit

1. thig [v] - See also: thig

Lexicographical Neighbors of Thiggit

thievery
thieves
thieves in the night
thieving
thieving(a)
thievings
thievish
thievishly
thievishness
thievishnesses
thig
thigger
thiggers
thigging
thiggings
thiggit (current term)
thigh
thigh-high
thigh-slapper
thigh-slappers
thigh bone
thigh boot
thigh boots
thigh joint
thigh master
thigh masters
thigh pad
thigh slapper
thigh slappers
thighbone

Literary usage of Thiggit

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. The Land of Burns: A Series of Landscapes and Portraits, Illustrative of the by John Wilson, Robert Chambers (1840)
"... of the Newton of Ayr Till him she rome, whilk was full well of rdd, And thiggit leave away with him to fare. Into great ire they granted her to go. ..."

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