sooth
/suːθ
/noun [mass noun] archaic
Truth.The Jews say the Nazarenes are on naught, and the Christians say the Jews are on naught, and both speak the sooth for they are on naught.
Phrases
in sooth
Origin
Old English sōth (originally as an adjective in the sense 'genuine, true'), of Germanic origin.
Rhymes
- Ramsay, Sir William
- ramscallion
- Ramsch
- ramsdellite
- Ramsden
- Ramsden circle
- Ramsden disc
- Ramsden disk
- ramse
- rams'ead
- Ramses
- Ramsey, Sir Alf
- ramsh
- ramshack
- ramshackle
- ramshackledom
- ramshackleness
- ramshackly
- ramshag
- ram's head
- ramshorn snail
- ram's mutton
- ram something down someone's throat
- ram something home
- ramsons