Definition of thigh:

part of speech: noun

Part of the leg between the knee and hip.

Common misspellings * :

• thign (2.1%)
• thingh (1.1%)
• thihg (3.2%)
• thiegh (2.1%)
• thight (31.9%)
• tigh (37.2%)
• thich (1.1%)
• theigh (13.8%)
• igh (1.1%)
• thig (2.1%)
• gfhghf (2.1%)
• teigh (2.1%)

Usage examples :

• Between the flash and the report I felt a sudden scrape, as of a red- hot wire, across my left thigh and just above the knee. "The Splendid Spur", - Arthur T. Quiller Couch

• White is the cord, The cord is twisted on the thigh Finished is the net! "Northern California, Oregon, and the Sandwich Islands", - Charles Nordhoff

• For there did not escape one man out of three of the men of Ireland without a thigh bone or half his head or one eye broken, or without being marked for ever. "The Cattle-Raid of Cualnge (Tain Bo Cualnge)", - Unknown

• I know that you were brought back to Carthage with a broken thigh he added. "The Scarlet Banner", - Felix Dahn