Definition of "theirselves" [theirselves]

• Chiefly Southern & South Midland U.S. Themselves. See Note at hisself. (pronoun)

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• "Professor Owen and attendin 'the meetings on the hill at Windley and reading the books and pamphlets I bought there and from Owen, I came to the conclusion some time ago that it's a mug's game for us to vote for capitalists whether they calls theirselves Liberals or Tories."
• "I was encurraged to do so also by the horful rumers as was spread about, weeks afore, as to threttend atacks on the sacred Show by some disapinted prottestens, I think they called theirselves, as hadn't bin inwited to the Bankwet, and so meant to prottest accordingly."
• "They call theirselves the Righteous Rulers, and under their inspired leadership we are gonna drive the money changers outa the Temple."