n.
- A well-developed sinew or muscle.
- Muscular power or strength. Often used in the plural.
[Middle English, individual habit, virtue, strength (sense influenced by SINEW), from Old English thēaw, a custom, habit.]
thewy thew'y adj.
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thew (thyū)
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[Middle English, individual habit, virtue, strength (sense influenced by SINEW), from Old English thēaw, a custom, habit.]
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