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themself

pron. (non-gloss definition: The reflexive case of '''they''', the third-person singular personal pronoun.) The single person previously mentioned, as the object of a verb or following a preposition (qualifier: also used for emphasis).

Usage examples of "themself".

They called themselves that, but Homebodies and Climbers had to maintain a genteel courtesy toward the people they deported.

Bastard, she thinks, and grins, and keeps on walking, watching the icons shift themselves, spreading out to meet her.

Every year, there was always some stupid tourist who decided to drink from the lake or dip themself a handful of meltwater and came down with violent diarrhea, and mouth sores that lasted for ten days.

They obviously thought of themself as rational, reasonable, and aimed to keep Honeycutt controlled by simultaneously reassuring him and laying down simple rules.

Mostly hermits had better be able to knock over a rabbit or a squirrel for themself, though.

I am tall and move too easily, and old-fashioned Southern men never relax around me until they can convince themselves that they are physically superior.

Equally, I have met people whom I have liked instinctively, on sight, but would not trust because they have never been tested, not even by themselves, and have never had to formulate rules to get by.

These young, healthy innocents understand only enough to be a little afraid, so they fill themselves with pot and beer and in the light of a myriad cafes listen to inept street players trying to drive back the dark.

They belonged to the secretarial so-called college over on Market Street, Cerise knew, kids who had indentured themselves to the school and its placement service to get the implants, dollie-box and dollie-slot, that could eventually win them a decent job with a corporation.

After that, they found themselves in the deserted game room, and spent ten in citiscrip learning the Super-Lyrior table.

She shifts her left hand slightly, then her right, and feels the system controls wrap themselves around her fingers.

As she speaks, she sets the program running, sees the first clear-glass spokes of the lattice spin themselves out of thin air, and stoops to guide the forming wall.

Once they were in control of Ore, they had deceived themselves, the International Federation would treat them as a sovereign state and agree to relax Agency policies in exchange for continued immigration and trade.

After he and Wayne had lugged their cases through the Screen, their tanks would back off a few hundred meters and blow themselves to bits.

Do the horses not think themselves growing safe as they flee your fires and race for the cliffs?