Thine is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for THINE in dictionary:

PRONOUN:
• a possessive form of the pronoun thou
• something belonging to you (thou)
• archaic form of yours; the thing or things belonging to or associated with thee.
NOUN:
• A form of the possessive case of the pronoun thou, now superseded in common discourse by your, the possessive of you, but maintaining a place in solemn discourse, in poetry, and in the usual language of the Friends, or Quakers.
DETERMINER:
• form of thy used before a vowel.
ADJECTIVE:
• of or associated with you (thou)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• (something) of or associated with you (thou)

Words that contain THINE

ianthine11 xanthine18 acanthine14 ornithine12 pithiness14 xanthines19 amianthine15 earthiness13 filthiness16 frothiness16 ornithines13 toothiness13 truthiness13 worthiness16 wrathiness16 amaranthine16 breathiness16 drouthiness15 growthiness18 healthiness17 hyacinthine22 lengthiness15 pithinesses16 swarthiness17 wealthiness17 earthinesses15 filthinesses18 frothinesses18 hypoxanthine30 labyrinthine20 stealthiness15 terebinthine17 toothinesses15 truthinesses15 unworthiness18 worthinesses18 wrathinesses18 airworthiness19 breathinesses18 drouthinesses17 growthinesses20 healthinesses19 hypoxanthines31 lengthinesses17 rhadamanthine22 seaworthiness19 swarthinesses19 unhealthiness19 wealthinesses19 canthaxanthine29 methylxanthine32 newsworthiness23 noteworthiness20 roadworthiness21 stealthinesses17 unworthinesses20 airworthinesses21 blameworthiness25 canthaxanthines30 crashworthiness26 faithworthiness27 methylxanthines33 riverworthiness24 seaworthinesses21 thankworthiness28 trustworthiness21 unhealthinesses21 unseaworthiness21 praiseworthines23 noteworthinesse21 newsworthinesse24 creditworthines24 roadworthinesse22 creditworthiness25 roadworthinesses23 praiseworthiness24 noteworthinesses22 newsworthinesses25 trustworthinesses23 crashworthinesses28 blameworthinesses27 praiseworthinesses26 creditworthinesses27

How to use THINE in a sentence

• The possession of it will enable thee to conquer all thine enemies.
• For the LORD thy God walketh in thine host, to rid thee and to set thine enemies before thee.
• And thine enemies shall hide them selves from thee, and thou shalt walk upon their high hills.
• Thy tail is straight and crisp, thine eyes dart flames, the mane upon thy neck flies in the wind, as on we dash upon our maddened course.
• Art thou not happy, Poet? I sometimes dream that I For such a fragrant fame as thine Would gladly sing and die.
• Oh, in some hour of thine my thoughts shall guide thee.
• Be the motto of our order forever before thine eyes.
• We have entrusted it unto thee, and brought it to thee, as a mark of honor from God, inasmuch as the eye of thine heart is pure.
• Set, then, the seal of Thine unerring protection on their hearts, O my Lord, lest perchance the remembrance of aught else except Thee enter therein.
• Observe, O King, with thine inmost heart and with thy whole being, the precepts of God, and walk not in the paths of the oppressor.
• Thine ear is a sign of My bounty, let not the tumult of unseemly motives turn it away from My Word that encompasseth all creation.
• Clothe thyself with the essence of righteousness, and let thine heart be afraid of none except God.
• Open of eye and speech, Open of heart and hand, Holding thine own but as in trust For thy great brother-band.
• But put forth thine hand now, and touch all he hath, and he will curse thee to thy face.
• The tears which dim Thine Eyes are as precious pearls which we delight to gather, and, through their infinite value, to purchase the souls of our brethren.
• If the servants or their children are ill, they come to me instead of to thine Honourable Mother, as they be too rare or heavy for one of my mind and experience.
• But first of all, thine August Mother must be made comfortable for her sleep, and then the peace indeed is wonderful.
• Grant then that he may be invested with the glory of Thy good-pleasure and adorned with Thine acceptance.
• They have believed in Thee, witnessed Thy wonders, acknowledged Thy proof and testified to Thine evidence.
• Briefly, O thou dear maid-servant of God! Praise be to God! thou didst see with thine own eyes, thou didst hear with thine own ears and thou didst comprehend with thine own heart.
• O, take my hand in Thine, And lead me so That all my steps incline In Thy right way to go.
• And thou hast not feared them, and hast not sought thine own life, but hast sought my will, and to keep my commandments.
• Courage, my Soul, now learn to weild The weight of thine immortal shield.
• I fly forever from the scornful laughter in thine eyes.
• Yet are thine eyes dry, and thou art employed upon an indifferent search while yet the tenement is warm which but now held her spirit.
• I wonder not that thine anger is kindled against the false pretensions of the magicians.

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