thatch , also: thack dialect
theek ScoE

Not nearly so many, and they were all of thatch at first.

Here is a photo of me outside a traditional thatch house in 1980.

She decided that the room above, under the thatch, should be for the three boys.

He took the hand she had placed over her thatch.

He was a big man with a great thatch of black hair and hard gray eyes.

I said to them, Let three of you cut wood, and the other will make thatch.

I went but was not so happy as among the creek thatch.

He had a thatch of black hair and wide eyes, so dark blue they were changing colour already.

I had wondered what you looked like under that thatch.

Under the projection of the thatch she saw a figure.

Then the big man set fire to the thatch over there and while I tried to beat it out they left.

Then she dropped her hand on his thatch of wild hair.

She saw a young face and a thatch of sandy hair.

Into the great fire went the thatch, the people and the pig.

But then looked up and saw where the thatch had been torn open.

Now a private home, this most attractive building lost its thatch in the 1960s.

The bit of the roof he could see was dry thatch.

In order to thatch a roof certain steps must be taken.

We've been trying a completely different way of thatching a roof.

We certainly seem to have lost most of the walls that were covered in thatch.

The Indians said that such thatching would last ten years.

Thatch is a problem if you want a good healthy lawn.

Even then many of their churches were built in wood and thatch.

Some people get killed or hurt by a thatch, and thats bad.