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Definition of thorough
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of thorough is as below...
Thorough
(a.)
Passing
through
or to the end;
hence,
complete;
perfect;
as, a
thorough
reformation;
thorough
work; a
thorough
translator;
a
thorough
poet..
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Thoroughgoing
::
Thoroughgoing
(a.) Going
through,
or to the end or
bottom;
very
thorough;
complete..
Thoroughwort
::
Thoroughwort
(n.) Same as
Boneset.
Ingrain
::
Ingrain
(a.) Dyed
before
manufacture,
-- said of the
material
of a
textile
fabric;
hence,
in
general,
thoroughly
inwrought;
forming
an
essential
part of the
substance..
Thorough Bass
::
Thorough
bass () The
representation
of
chords
by
figures
placed
under the base;
figured
bass; basso
continuo;
--
sometimes
used as
synonymous
with
harmony.
Discuss
::
Discuss
(v. t.) To
examine
or
search
thoroughly;
to
exhaust
a
remedy
against,
as
against
a
principal
debtor
before
proceeding
against
the
surety..
Denigrate
::
Denigrate
(v. t.) To
blacken
thoroughly;
to make very
black.
Drill
::
Drill (v. t.) To train in the
military
art; to
exercise
diligently,
as
soldiers,
in
military
evolutions
and
exercises;
hence,
to
instruct
thoroughly
in the
rudiments
of any art or
branch
of
knowledge;
to
discipline..
Plenitudinary
::
Plenitudinary
(a.)
Having
plenitude;
full;
complete;
thorough.
Through
::
Through
(a.) Going or
extending
through;
going,
extending,
or
serving
from the
beginning
to the end;
thorough;
complete;
as, a
through
line; a
through
ticket;
a
through
train.
Also,
admitting
of
passage
through;
as, a
through
bridge..
Thoroughbred
::
Thoroughbred
(n.) A
thoroughbred
animal,
especially
a
horse..
Arrant
::
Arrant
(a.)
Notoriously
or
preeminently
bad;
thorough
or
downright,
in a bad
sense;
shameless;
unmitigated;
as, an
arrant
rogue or
coward..
Paced
::
Paced (a.)
Having,
or
trained
in,
[such]
a pace or gait;
trained;
-- used in
composition;
as,
slow-paced;
a
thorough-paced
villain..
Shampoo
::
Shampoo
(v. t.) To wash
throughly
and rub the head of (a
person),
with the
fingers,
using
either
soap, or a soapy
preparation,
for the more
thorough
cleansing..
Streetwalker
::
Street
(a.)
Originally,
a paved way or road; a
public
highway;
now
commonly,
a
thoroughfare
in a city or
village,
bordered
by
dwellings
or
business
houses..
Eradicative
::
Eradicative
(a.)
Tending
or
serving
to
eradicate;
curing
or
destroying
thoroughly,
as a
disease
or any
evil..
Despond
::
Despond
(v. i.) To give up, the will,
courage,
or
spirit;
to be
thoroughly
disheartened;
to lose all
courage;
to
become
dispirited
or
depressed;
to take an
unhopeful
view..
Chaise
::
Chaise
(n.) A
two-wheeled
carriage
for two
persons,
with a
calash
top, and the body hung on
leather
straps,
or
thorough-braces.
It is
usually
drawn by one
horse..
Canvass
::
Canvass
(v. i.) To
search
thoroughly;
to
engage
in
solicitation
by
traversing
a
district;
as, to
canvass
for
subscriptions
or for
votes;
to
canvass
for a book, a
publisher,
or in
behalf
of a
charity;
--
commonly
followed
by for..
Erudition
::
Erudition
(n.) The act of
instructing;
the
result
of
thorough
instruction;
the state of being
erudite
or
learned;
the
acquisitions
gained
by
extensive
reading
or
study;
particularly,
learning
in
literature
or
criticism,
as
distinct
from the
sciences;
scholarship..
Deep
::
Deep
(superl.)
Profound;
thorough;
complete;
unmixed;
intense;
heavy;
heartfelt;
as, deep
distress;
deep
melancholy;
deep
horror..
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