Meaning & use
Thrid
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An archaic variant of "thread," meaning to make one's way through a narrow or crowded space.
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The poet described travelers who thrid the dark forest paths by moonlight.
He thrid his way through the crowded market stalls.
A note on using this word
Once common in Middle and early Modern English poetry, "thrid" has largely fallen out of use in favor of "thread."
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