Synonym: can, commode, crapper, enthrone, pot, potty, stool, toilet. Similar words: throng, throb, throw, throat, throw in, throw up, throw off, through. Meaning: [θrəʊn] 
n. 1. the chair of state of a monarch, bishop, etc. 2. a plumbing fixture for defecation and urination 3. the position and power of an exalted person (a sovereign or bishop) who is entitled to sit in a chair of state on ceremonial occasions. v. 1. sit on the throne as a ruler 2. put a monarch on the throne.
n. 1. the chair of state of a monarch, bishop, etc. 2. a plumbing fixture for defecation and urination 3. the position and power of an exalted person (a sovereign or bishop) who is entitled to sit in a chair of state on ceremonial occasions. v. 1. sit on the throne as a ruler 2. put a monarch on the throne. 
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121, The long reign of the Dragon Princes ended and their grip on the throne of the Phoenix King was lost.
122, Return for the last time to the Hall and enter the Diet, with its throne of 1836.
123, The burglar's haul just waiting for an owner. Behind the throne.
124, When he died there were only about half as many pupils in secondary schools as at his accession to the throne.
125, It seems he and the Empress had to pop along to Harrods to be measured up for a new throne.
126, Gundovald's bid for the throne was based on his claim to Merovingian blood.
127, It was a great mistake my ever letting you into the Throne Room.
128, Aquitaine was also the setting for Gundovald's bid for the throne.
129, In the Parliament of 1679 he voted against the exclusion of the Duke of York from the throne.
130, In 1809 he celebrated his Jubilee, fifty years on the throne.
131, These developments concentrated enormous power in the hands of the individual on the throne.
132, Given the apparent strength of Gloucester's position, it is difficult to argue that he was panicked into seizing the throne.
133, Grace has been the power behind your throne for years.
134, On our retreat in the last year of school, a visiting priest talked to us from Sister Superior's throne. Sentencedict.com
135, But it did relate to - and therefore change with - the monarch on the throne.
136, Later in the century political factions still depended on association with particular claimants to the throne.
137, Alternatively, a more resolute and impressive personality on the throne could have upheld the statusquo.
138, A seraph attending the throne flew over, and touched him at the very point where he felt most unworthy.
139, As a lad, Cloud and his two brothers were next in line for the Frankish throne.
140, You know how it is up there on the throne of clouds occupied by the very high and mighty of communications.
141, The power behind the throne, though it doesn't want it to appear that way, was Novell Inc.
142, Primarily, however, her antics seem playful, befitting a king who ascended the throne at age 10.
143, He acquired it partly by accident, for war was near when he ascended the throne.
144, The couple produced two sons, William 13, second in line to the throne, and Harry, 11.
145, For all this time the bedstead had been her throne.
146, The question of remarriage and the provision of an heir to the unstable throne was inevitably rearing its head.
147, Whatever personal designs Robert the Bruce might have on the throne[Sentencedict.com], he was unlikely to achieve them without some mutual agreement.
148, He acceded to the throne of Hanover upon his father's death, 18 November 1851.
149, She had first seen it on one of the standards fluttering in the throne room.
150, Nor could he disregard the Salic Law which forbade the accession to the throne of a woman.
More similar words: throng, throb, throw, throat, throw in, throw up, throw off, through, throw away, bathroom, throttle, go through, chronic, through to, get through, overthrow, throbbing, throughout, all through, see through, run through, stone's throw, put through, fall through, come through, cut through, chronicle, pass through, misanthropy, look through.