Crossword clues for thai
thai
- Pad __: Asian noodles dish
- Neighbor of a Malaysian
- Neighbor of a Cambodian
- Like a certain ethnic cuisine
- Laotians' neighbors
- Lao's neighbor
- Language spoken in Bangkok's country
- Language related to Lao
- East Asian
- Cuisine with sticky rice
- Cuisine with many curries
- Cuisine using jasmine rice
- Cuisine that includes tom yum goong
- Cuisine often served with sticky rice
- Chiang Mai citizen, often
- Certain ethnic cuisine
- Asian food group?
- Yum woon sen cuisine
- Type of cuisine you'd find in Bangkok
- Type of cuisine that includes the dishes tom yum and pad see ew
- Type of cuisine that includes pad see ew
- Trendy cuisine
- Tongue of Bangkok
- Tongue like Laotian
- Tongue in Bangkok
- Tom yum goong cuisine
- Tom kha cuisine
- Thon Buri resident
- Thanat Khoman, for one
- Tangy Asian cuisine
- Subject of King Rama IX
- Subject of an Asian monarchy
- Spicy type of food
- Spicy take out
- Spicy food
- Spender of bahts
- Some spicy fare
- Some Asian cuisine
- Siamese, after 1939
- Siamese today
- Shan Lao and ____
- Popular spicy cuisine
- Popular Asian fare
- Phuket resident
- Pad See Ew, say
- Pad kee mao cuisine
- Pad ___ (rice noodle dish)
- Pad ___ (noodle dish with peanuts)
- Pad ___ (Asian restaurant dish)
- One nigh to Bangkok?
- One from Siam, now
- Natives of Paknam
- Muay ___ (martial art)
- Moo yang num-tok cuisine
- Moo yang nam tok cuisine
- Man of Indochina
- Man of Bangkok
- Malaysian's neighbor
- Malaysian neighbor
- Like tom yum goong
- Like tom kha kai
- Like sriracha hot sauce, originally
- Like Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha
- Like phat si-io
- Like King Maha Vajiralongkorn
- Like Ariya Jutanugarn
- Like a restaurant that serves panang curry
- Like a great many rice farmers
- Lao neighbor
- Language with Sanskrit borrowings
- Language with many Sanskrit loan words
- Language with many borrowings from Sanskrit
- Language with five tones
- Language of Siam
- Language of Phuket
- Language in which rice is "khao"
- Language in which "seven" is "jet"
- Language in Bangkok
- King Mongkut's language
- King Chulalongkorn Day celebrant
- Khon Kaen native
- Khao pad gai cuisine
- Khao moo daeng cuisine
- Khao khluk kapi cuisine
- Kai-Jeaw Moo-Sub cuisine
- Jasmine-rice cuisine
- Jasmine rice cuisine
- It's the talk of Bangkok
- It's all the talk in Bangkok?
- Hot takeout
- Green-curry cuisine
- Green curry's cuisine
- From Phuket, say
- From Phuket
- From old Siam?
- From Nonthaburi
- From Nan or Narathiwat
- From Chiang Mai
- From Bangkok?
- Drunken noodles cuisine
- Cuisine with tom yum
- Cuisine with tom kha gai soup
- Cuisine with sriracha sauce
- Cuisine with panang curry
- Cuisine with massaman curry
- Cuisine with lemongrass and peanut sauce
- Cuisine with fried rice
- Cuisine with fish sauce
- Cuisine with curries
- Cuisine with a panang curry
- Cuisine with a condiment called nam pla
- Cuisine using sriracha
- Cuisine using oyster sauce
- Cuisine to enjoy with Singha beer
- Cuisine that often includes lychee and tamarind
- Cuisine that includes sriracha dipping sauce
- Cuisine that includes phanaeng
- Cuisine that gives us panang curry
- Cuisine that features nam pla
- Cuisine featuring drunken noodles
- Chulalongkorn University attendee
- Chulalongkorn Day celebrant
- Chiang Mai citizen
- Certain SE Asian
- Baht earner
- Asian ethnic group
- Asian cuisine often served with sriracha sauce
- An order of tom yam goong or massaman curry, say
- A hit (anag)
- 50-satang coin spender
- "Tom yum" cuisine
- Home game, they said, that's tasty in Southeast Asia?
- Popular cuisine
- Language akin to Shan
- Neighbor of a Laotian
- Siamese, nowadays
- Spicy cuisine
- Cambodian's neighbor
- Certain cuisine
- Cuisine choice
- Language with mostly monosyllabic words
- Chiang Mai native
- Cuisine that's big on noodles
- Asian tongue
- Ethnic cuisine choice
- Hot cuisine
- Asian cuisine choice
- Bangkok native
- Alternative to Chinese or Indian
- King Bhumibol Adulyadej, e.g.
- Like some noodle dishes
- Eastern cuisine
- Like kickboxing, originally
- Pad ___ (noodle dish)
- Spicy Asian cuisine
- Resident near the Isthmus of Kra
- Ang Thong resident
- Cuisine with sen yai noodles
- Southeast Asian cuisine
- Cuisine that includes pad see ew
- Like some spicy food
- Cuisine with pad see ew noodles
- Language with 44 consonants
- Bangkok citizen
- Cuisine featuring nam prik
- "Prik khing" cuisine
- Its alphabet has 44 consonants
- Cuisine with curry
- Indian alternative
- Spicy ethnic food
- Whence the word "bong"
- Spicy Southeast Asian cuisine
- Cuisine with tom yum soup
- Many a Theravada Buddhist
- Pad see ew cuisine
- Some spicy cuisine
- Cuisine in which "phat mama" is a noodle dish
- From Bangkok, say
- Bangkok resident
- A native or inhabitant of Thailand
- A branch of the Tai languages
- Man from Bangkok
- Tangy ethnic food
- Laotian's neighbor
- An Asian
- Worshiper in a wat
- Group of Asian languages
- One of the Rayong throng
- Cuisine type
- SE Asian language
- Nationality of the King in 17 Across
- Native of Bangkok
- Siamese, today
- Native of Rayong
- Southeast Asian language
- Bangkok man
- Southeast Asian people
- Asian Cup game being broadcast
- Eg, from Bangkok
- Eg Bangkok resident’s formal wear, do we hear?
- King Bhumibol Adulyadej, e.g
- Siamese cat's close by chair, scratching the covers
- Sean Connery's sorry to abandon short hairy Asian lady
- SE Asian native
- Asian couple is talked about
- Native to Phuket, for example
- National Trust homes are investments, primarily
- National relationship mentioned
- Language used by violent youth ultimately on main road
- Language teacher has again impressed beginners
- Person from Bangkok?
- Bond's stated nationality
- An Asian cuisine
- Asian language with 44 consonants
- Cambodian neighbor
- Asian native
- Takeout option
- Restaurant choice
- Language of Southeast Asia
- Bangkok cuisine
- Pad ___ (Asian noodle dish)
- Language of Bangkok
- Bangkok language
- Asian people
- Takeout choice
- Southeast Asian tongue
- Cuisine featuring lemongrass
- What Anna's king would be today
- Popular Asian cuisine
- Like panang curry
- Cuisine with green curry
- Pad __: stir-fried noodles
- Bangkok tongue
- The talk of Bangkok
- Like sriracha sauce
- Like Singha beer
- Cuisine with peanut sauce
- Certain East Asian
- Certain Asian cuisine
- Cambodians' neighbors
- Baht spender
- Type of Asian cuisine
- Pad ___ (spicy dish)
- Like tom yum soup
- Hailing from Bangkok
- Golden Triangle native
- Cuisine with spicy noodles and curries
- Chiang Mai resident
- Certain Asian
- Bangkok dweller
- Asian takeout option
- Tom yum cuisine
- Spicy takeout
- Som tam cuisine
- Siamese cat?
- Prime Minister Shinawatra, for one
- Popular takeout option
- Phuket native
- Peanut-rich cuisine
- Peanut sauce cuisine
- Pad prik king cuisine
- Pad prik khing's cuisine
- Pad __: Asian noodle dish
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Thai \Thai\ (t[imac]), n. The language of Thailand (Siam); it is a member of the Tai group of languages.
Thai \Thai\ (t[imac]), a. Of or pertaining to the Thai language, a member of the Tai group of languages.
2. Of or pertaining to Thailand or its people.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1808, native name, Tai, literally "free."
Wiktionary
Wikipedia
When used as an adjective, Thai refers to anything that originates from Thailand. As a noun it may refer to:
- Thai cuisine, the cuisine of Thailand
- Thai language, a Tai-Kadai language spoken mainly in and around Thailand
- Thai people, the dominant ethnic group of Thailand
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Thai script, the writing system of Thai and various minority languages in Thailand
- Thai (Unicode block), a block of Thai characters in Unicode
- Thai, a month in the Tamil calendar
- Thai, slang for cannabis mixed with tobacco, commonly smoked in a bong
- Toe to Heel Air Injection, a method of extracting oil from oil sands
Thai is a Unicode block containing characters for the Thai, Lanna Tai, and Pali languages. It is based on the Thai Industrial Standard 620-2533.
Usage examples of "thai".
Four months after he arrived at Bangkok, at the age of eight, he spoke fluent, accentless Thai.
Their aircraft, milling about north of Chiang Mai, stood out clearly on radar, and his scouts had reported Thai airmobile forces gathering several kilometers to the southeast.
The RTAF Hueys and the Marine helos on loan to the Thai airmobile forces lifted from the jungle clearing at almost the same moment that the American Hornets were hitting SAM sites at U Feng and along the Taeng River Valley.
CAG had said there would be no SAR flights off the Jefferson, that the Thais were insisting on handling the search for Batman and Malibu themselves.
Dixie reported that the Thai formation was still pursuing the fleeing bogies and was now approaching U Feng.
Group Commander Dao Zhu Qingtong saw the Thai staging area first, a broad clearing several miles ahead.
Once it succeeded but Erg Noor managed to catch hold of Eon Thai as he rolled past, dropped flat on his stomach and caught hold of a big boulder with his hooked gloves.
This time there were four instead of the three people awake on board: Erg Noor and Pour Hyss, whose tour of duty it was, were joined by Louma Lasvy and Eon Thai.
There was a common factor, and it tied Hsiao in with both the communist rebellion and the Thai military coup.
Thai pilots get cut to pieces by whatever it was that Hsiao had waiting for them up there.
From Burma, Hsiao could retain control of his forces whatever happened, and the American prisoners would give him considerable bargaining power, both with the Thais and the Burmese.
When Michael David off returned from work, with several bags of odiferous Thai take-out, I had been asleep all afternoon, and he had been awake for almost two days.
One of countless spirits from Thai mythology, the Phi Song Nang is basically identical to the Pontianak of Indonesia and Malaysia, it attacks young men mostly.
She took him by train to the town of Sisophon near the Thai border, and from there they were taken by Land Rover on a two-hour journey during which Tran Quock Cong was blindfolded.
A Thai restaurant faced a Columbian coffee shop, which was flanked by a franchise burger place, which overpowered a minuscule West Indian roti shop, which, despite the competition, was jammed full of customers.