How To Spell THURS?
How to Pronounce THURS?
Correct pronunciation for the word "THURS" is [θˈɜːz], [θˈɜːz], [θ_ˈɜː_z].
What are the misspellings for THURS?
- otherse,
- thsiu,
- thirsthy,
- thiws,
- thourgh,
- thatour,
- thruw,
- theuse,
- thours,
- thils,
- theyears,
- otherss,
- thurdays,
- thurmas,
- thurways,
- othersw,
- furthurs,
- thkis,
- thrurs,
- thisc,
- tthoes,
- thhis,
- thjose,
- turse,
- thjus,
- thiurd,
- thays,
- thairs,
- thurly,
- thebs,
- thius,
- thursfay,
- thourt,
- thust,
- theerws,
- thisours,
- thosw,
- thush,
- thorb,
- thughts,
- thees,
- thorts,
- theos,
- thursays,
- thouts,
- thuorgh,
- thuro,
- thourg,
- thusfar,
- thurn,
- theuir,
- thoruh,
- thesi,
- thoiers,
- thous,
- thios,
- thecourse,
- thoso,
- thusss,
- thurth,
- thhese,
- taurso,
- thorcic,
- thase,
- theusa,
- thypus,
- athius,
- thiers,
- chours,
- theairs,
- thurday,
- thirsd,
- theso,
- thouhts,
- othors,
- thur,
- thwir,
- thois,
- thouse,
- thosse,
- thihs,
- thers,
- thors,
- thersdy,
- fthis,
- thoase,
- thuff,
- thupp,
- thiis,
- thirs,
- thyese,
- thoze,
- thbis,
- thisz,
- theys,
- theas,
- hurse,
- thougs,
- athers,
- othersa,
- thersea,
- thurdsay,
- thorys,
- thums,
- thares,
- thorws,
- othersor,
- thpes,
- thruu,
- thirf,
- wthis,
- taurs,
- therts,
- thrs,
- therse,
- ithas,
- thiose,
- thersa,
- thoues,
- ythis,
- thouths,
- thursby,
- thurro,
- thourau,
- theuser,
- thurty,
- wuthors,
- therh,
- thursay,
- theyrs,
- vthis,
- thursda,
- thoes,
- thjis,
- thahks,
- withus,
- thrus,
- thefs,
- thuer,
- athours,
- thisg,
- athors,
- thure,
- thursady,
- thsose,
- thesr,
- thouro,
- ithers,
- theur,
- thfis,
- theysaw,
- thirsy,
- thros,
- thiss,
- theows,
- thusl,
- thursdy,
- thiiis,
- thisi,
- thoghs,
- pthers,
- thruy,
- thurd,
- thouas,
- thesa,
- thots,
- thoose,
- thiys,
- thows,
- thrue,
- thurw,
- thaose,
- suthors,
- thoughs,
- thusty,
- ithis,
- oythers,
- thisw,
- thris,
- thires,
- thurogh,
- thourh,
- thjese,
- thursty,
- thgis,
- thorlos,
- owthers,
- thurs,
- ththis,
- hthis,
- thoise,
- nthis,
- thughs,
- thuss,
- thisss,
- tthis,
- turs,
- thoas,
- thisl,
- thussly,
- thuth,
- thourth,
- thisr,
- thuse,
- hiurs,
- haurs,
- authours,
- thais,
- uthers,
- thurmo,
- otheers,
- thims,
- ttheirs,
- thtis,
- thubs,
- thyis,
- thurway,
- theears,
- thess,
- thisa,
- thhose,
- thurgh,
- theris,
- thurstay,
- thosr,
- thri,
- thurseday,
- thurdasy,
- thouwe,
- theussr,
- thuggs,
- thords,
- thwis,
- thaks,
- thurst,
- huors,
- dthis,
- thouhh,
- thears,
- ghours,
- thurmb,
- thouhs,
- thursh,
- thursdau,
- therst,
- tuors,
- ahthors,
- hurs,
- thuings,
- thisv,
- therys,
- thourou,
- thruo,
- thuch,
- thuros,
- thias,
- thuis,
- theers,
- thourly,
- thibs,
- fthes
"THURS" in context
THURS is the fourth day of the week and the fifth day when counting from the start of the week. It is typically a productive day of the week, with most businesses and other establishments continuing with operations as normal. The word Thursday is derived from "Thor's day" and is named after the Norse god of thunder, Thor. This day is associated in Norse mythology with strength, power and protection. Thursday has become a common day to attend religious services, especially for Muslims, for whom every week has its own day of prayer.
