theirself
[ thair-self ]
Origin of theirself
11250–1300; Middle English; formed on analogy of myself
- Also their·selves [thair-selvz]. /ˌðɛərˈsɛlvz/.
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How to use theirself in a sentence
“We live in a society where there are girls who are in love with theirself and flaunt it but the majority are insecure,” says one.
Cara Delevingne Posts Protest Picture Of Her Boob (With Taped-Out Nipple) | Tom Sykes | July 14, 2014 | THE DAILY BEASTAnd when they were come to theirself again they went to the good man and prayed him that he would say them truth.
Le Morte D'Arthur, Volume II (of II) | Thomas MaloryMaybe she did—you can't tell about womenfolks; their eyes is set on like a antelope's and they can see behind theirself.
The Man Next Door | Emerson HoughSometimes theirself is substituted for theirselves, as in "they all seen it theirself."
The American Language | Henry L. Mencken
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