Words about words

Something is tenth if it is the number ten thing in a list. Tenth comes after ninth.

Thai describes anything related to Thailand, a person from Thailand or the language spoken in Thailand.
Not to be confused with thigh.

Thighs is the plural of thigh.

Third comes after second, being the number three time something happens. You might come third place in a race, be third in line, or be like the little girl in the picture, having a third birthday party.
See also thirds.

This is a way of indicating the current thing you are talking about. For example, you might say "this is my hat" or "should I wear this?".

Something made out of fabric is threadbare if it is wearing so thin you can see the individual threads. It might even be getting some holes.
The man in the picture has threadbare socks.

Threw is the past tense of throw.
A word that sounds the same as threw but is spelled differently is through.

You throw something when you make it travel a long way by the way you move your arm holding something and then let go. Most people throw balls or small stones.

You tickle someone by poking them or running something like your fingers or a feather over their skin. Tickling feels funny and makes you laugh and squirm.

It is almost impossible to tickle yourself. Children tend to be much more ticklish than adults. People are usually ticklish under their feet and on their ribs.

Something is tight if it is stretched or pulled so it has very little room for movement. The opposite of tight is loose. The woman in the picture is wearing jeans that are too tight for her.