hobthrush
noun
hob·thrush
ˈhäbˌthru̇sh
dialectal, England
: hobgoblin
Word History
Etymology
probably irregular from hob entry 1 + obsolete English thurse goblin, from Middle English thirs malevolent supernatural being, from Old English thyrs demon; akin to Old High German duris giant, Old Norse thurs
- sweet spirit of nitre
- sweet spirits of nitre
- sweet spot
- sweet spots
- sweet sultan
- sweet sumac
- sweet Susan
- sweet tangle
- sweet thorn
- sweet tooth
- sweet trefoil
- sweet tussock
- sweet vernal grass
- sweet viburnum
- sweet violet
- sweet walnut
- sweet water
- sweet white violet
- sweet william
- sweet william catchfly
- sweet Wilson
- sweet woodruff
- sweet-and-sour
- sweet-corn wilt
- sweet-curd