threap
verb
ˈthrēp 
threaped; threaping; threaps
transitive verb
1
chiefly Scotland : scold, chide
2
chiefly Scotland : to maintain persistently
Word History
Etymology
Middle English threpen, from Old English thrēapian
First Known Use
before the 12th century, in the meaning defined at sense 1
- sea-kindly
- sea-lane
- sea-loch
- sea-maid
- sea-maiden
- sea-maids
- sea-otter's-cabbage
- sea-otter's-cabbages
- sea-partridge
- sea-run
- sea-walled
- sea-washed
- sea-water green
- sea-weary
- seabag
- seabags
- seabeach
- seabeach morning-glory
- short-paid
- short-period comet
- short-period variable
- short-range
- short-run
- short-sea
- short-sheet