Thur vs Thru - What's the difference?
thur | thru |
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, volume=34
, issue=1
, page=1-32
, magazine=American Indian Quarterly
, publisher=University of Nebraska Press
, issn=0095-182X
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* (seemoreCites)
(UK, rare, regional, or, dialectal)
Thru is a anagram of thur.
As an abbreviation Thur
is thursday.As an adverb thur
is eye dialect of lang=en.As a pronoun thur
is eye dialect of lang=en.As a preposition thru is
an alternative spelling of lang=en.thru
English
Preposition
(English prepositions)citation, genre= , publisher=Trafford Publishing , isbn=9781426966132 , page=157 , passage=If you see thru' my eyes, you'd wish you weren't here, because all you will feel sadness and fear. It loneliness and sorrow if you see '''thru''' my eyes sit and talk to before you say goodbye. See ' thru my eyes and a tear you will see, I wish you could cry and cry with me. }}