IPA: /θɪl/
KK: /θɪl/
A long rod or shaft that connects a vehicle to an animal, allowing the animal to pull the vehicle.
The horse was harnessed to the thill to help pull the cart.
The word 'thill' originates from Old English 'ðylla', meaning a beam or a shaft, particularly in the context of a cart or a plow. It refers to a structural component that supports or connects parts of a vehicle or implement.
Think of a 'beam' or 'shaft' that supports something, which helps you remember that 'thill' refers to a part of a cart or plow.