thoro

[thur-oh, thuhr-oh]

adjective

1. an informal, simplified spelling of thorough.

Example Sentences

The oldest that remains is a hearty Spanish-language freestyle from 2014 titled “La Nueva Droga,” or “The New Drug,” which lifts the Alchemist’s piano loop from “Keep It Thoro,” the 2000 classic by New York rapper Prodigy.

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Persons seeking at the hands of the civil law relief in matrimonial troubles should have the right to ask for divorce a vinculo, or simple separation a mensâ et thoro, as they may elect.

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Ye canna be allooed to obstruct the thoro’fare.”

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Having succeeded thus far, you should have employed a proctor, and instituted a suit in the Ecclesiastical Court for a divorce a mensâ et thoro; that would have cost you £200 or £300 more. 

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When you had obtained a divorce a mensâ et thoro, you had only to obtain a private Act for a divorce a vinculo matrimonii. 

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