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by David Moreland November 17, 2004
Get the thetsmug. An alternate version of the word "That," used only in juxtaposition with the word "That."
When "That" is used to take the place of a noun, use "Thet" next to it as the adverb. Therefor, you can avoid the infelicity of the "That that" occurrence in sentences.
When "That" is used to take the place of a noun, use "Thet" next to it as the adverb. Therefor, you can avoid the infelicity of the "That that" occurrence in sentences.
"If I had to think of something besides that thet I enjoy more, it'd have to be pancakes."
"I think thet that's a good choice. Too bad Timmy got hit by a car."
"I think thet that's a good choice. Too bad Timmy got hit by a car."
by RandomPhail August 22, 2017
Get the Thetmug. A word made up by Cross Country runners to be used for anything and everything, including all parts of speech and profane and non-profane substitutions.
by zephyr August 9, 2003
Get the thetmug. by toadytoastie November 28, 2016
Get the Thetmug. by Mikefrombestbuy March 14, 2022
Get the Thetmug. A colloquial modification of the word “that,” used to replace the first “that” in a sentence containing two consecutive “that”s. The substitution helps reflect the way people naturally pronounce such phrases in speech — smoothing the awkward “that that” repetition into a more natural rhythm.
“I told you thet that rumor was bogus!”
“The problem is thet that sound doesn’t exist in English.”
“She swears thet that guy was at the concert.”
“It’s amazing thet that sort of thing still shocks people.”
“The reason thet that phenomenon is so rare is because squirrels rarely bury prunes.”
“The problem is thet that sound doesn’t exist in English.”
“She swears thet that guy was at the concert.”
“It’s amazing thet that sort of thing still shocks people.”
“The reason thet that phenomenon is so rare is because squirrels rarely bury prunes.”
by Douglas Koempel October 28, 2025
Get the Thetmug.