merrythought
English
/ˈmɛɹɪθɔːt/
noun
Definitions
- (archaic) The furcula or wishbone.
Etymology
Compound from English merry + English thought.
Origin
English
thought
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- aforethought English
- afterthought English
- bethought English
- counterthought English
- forethought English
- hindthought English
- merrily English
- merriment English
- merriness English
- merry English
- merrymaker English
- merrymaking English
- merrymeeting English
- metathought English
- midthought English
- mirth English
- misthought English
- mood-thought English
- netherthought English
- nonthought English
- overmerry English
- passthought English
- thought English
- thought-bearing English
- thought-leader English
- thought-out English
- thought-world English
- thoughted English
- thoughten English
- thoughtest English
- thoughtform English
- thoughtful English
- thoughtless English
- thoughtlet English
- thoughtlike English
- thoughtproof English
- thoughtscape English
- thoughtsick English
- thoughtsome English
- thoughtway English
- thoughtworthy English
- thoughty English
- twithought English
- unmerry English
- unthought English
- mery Middle English
- thought Middle English
- ideozločin Czech
- mirth
- merry
- unmerry
- merrily
- thought
- thoughty
- unthought
- bethought
- thoughted
- thoughten
- merriment
- overmerry
- merriness
- midthought
- thoughtlet
- thoughtway
- twithought
- misthought
- nonthought
- merrymaker
- thoughtful
- thoughtest
- merrymaking
- thought-out
- metathought
- thoughtsick
- thoughtsome
- forethought
- hindthought
- thoughtform
- passthought
- thoughtless
- thoughtlike
- afterthought
- merrymeeting
- thoughtscape
- mood-thought
- thoughtproof
- aforethought
- netherthought
- thoughtworthy
- thought-world
- thought-leader
- counterthought
- thought-bearing