The Voiced TH sound

thee

Dee

Lee

bathe

bade

other

udder

then

den

zen

breathe

breed

father

fodder

that

teethe

tease

they

day

lay

writhe

ride

there

dare

lair

loathe

load

though

dough

low

feather

the

rhythm

thereupon

zither

they

rhythmic

therewith

lather

theirs

therefore

rather

they've

rhythm, rhyme and harmony

under the weather

teething ring

That was then, this is now

one or the other

lather, rinse, repeat

either this one or that one

bathing beauties

a feather in her cap

father, mother, sister brother

A: Is your father coming to the gathering this Saturday?

B: No. Neither is my mother.

A: That's too bad. My brother was looking forward to seeing them.

B: Well, they're both a little under the weather.

A: Oh, sorry to hear that. Can I send something or other to cheer them up?

B: Please don't bother. They'll be fine.

Even though my father is a weatherman, he can't predict with absolute certainty whether it will rain or not. Neither can the other people who work with him. They say there's only a thirty per cent chance of rain, and the next thing you know, it's pouring. They predict snow, and there's nothing for another five days. Then, there's a blizzard. So rather than trust my father's weather forecasts, I use a more reasonable approach. I ask my mother.