Definitions Found:
(dialect) themselves
- theirself(dialect) themselves
- theirselves(dialect) themselves
- themselvesplural of themselves
- lineupthe persons or things themselves
- asin itself or in themselves
- buffetmeal where guests serve themselves
- homingthe way missiles guide themselves to a target
- avionic(used with a pl. v.) the devices themselves
- avionics(used with a pl. v.) the devices themselves
- superclustersA cluster of galaxies which themselves occur as clusters
- superclusterA cluster of galaxies which themselves occur as clusters
- kiddersfail to admit the truth to they're kidding themselves
- dotreat with respect to physical comforts did themselves well
- kidderfail to admit the truth to they're kidding themselves
- kicksheap reproaches upon (oneself) kicked themselves for not going
- witlingderogatory. A person who considers themselves to be witty
- atomismthe theory that atoms arranged themselves in the universe
- homingsHOMING, the way missiles guide themselves to a target
- torchwoodthe inflammable wood of certain trees; also, the trees themselves
- childproofDesigned to prevent children from injuring themselves or doing damage
- atomismsATOMISM, the theory that atoms arranged themselves in the universe
- giveapply freely or fully devote gave themselves to their work
- pantomimeplay in which the performers express themselves by gesture only
- educatesprovide with information inform educating themselves about changes in the industry
- torchwoodsTORCHWOOD, the inflammable wood of certain trees; also, the trees themselves
- bipinnateof a compound leaf, pinnately divided, with the leaflets themselves pinnate
- miretroublesome or intractable situation found themselves in a mire of debt
- buffetsA meal consisting of several dishes from which guests serve themselves
- byssicollection of silky filaments by which certain mollusks attach themselves to rocks
- byssalcollection of silky filaments by which certain mollusks attach themselves to rocks
- bipinnatelyBIPINNATE, of a compound leaf, pinnately divided, with the leaflets themselves pinnate
- revelerA person who is enjoying themselves in a lively and noisy way
- poorhouse(historical) a place of residence for people too poor to support themselves
- revellersA person who is enjoying themselves in a lively and noisy way
- playgroundA place where a particular group of people choose to enjoy themselves
- revelersA person who is enjoying themselves in a lively and noisy way
- workhouse(historical) a place for old people who can no longer support themselves
- byssoidcollection of silky filaments by which certain mollusks attach themselves to rocks
- playgroundsA place where a particular group of people choose to enjoy themselves
- fendedtry to get along without help shift had to fend for themselves