methinks
/mɪˈθɪŋks
/verb (past methought /mɪˈθɔːt/) [no object] archaic or humorous
It seems to me: life has been rather hard on her, methinks...
- In which case methinks we should utilize this peculiar soothsaying ability for more capitalistic means than mere survival.
- He seems to have risen to the occasion fairly well, methinks.
- But the inclusion of quizzes was unnecessary, methinks.
Origin
Old English mē thyncth, from mē 'to me' + thyncth 'it seems' (from thyncan 'seem', related to think).
Rhymes
- subjectively
- subjective method
- subjectiveness
- subjective part
- subjectivisation
- subjectivise
- subjectivism
- subjectivist
- subjectivistic
- subjectivity
- subjectivization
- subjectivize
- subjectless
- subject-like
- subject line
- subjectly
- subject matter
- subject-object
- subject-objectivity
- subjector
- subject picture
- subjectship
- subject superior
- subjoin
- subjoinder