Tribrach
Tribrach, [ch as k]n.a poetic foot of three short syllables
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Tribulation
Tribulationn.distress, uneasiness, care, vexatin
Tribunal
Tribunaln.the seat of a judge, a court of justice
Tribunary
Tribunarya.pertaining to tribunes
Tribunate
Tribunaten.a branch of the legislature in France
Tribune
Tribunen.a Roman officer civil and military
Tribuneship
Tribuneshipn.the office or state of a tribune
Tribunitial
Tribunitial, or Tribunitiousa.suiting a tribune
Tributary
Tributarya.paying tribute, paid, subject, contributing, furnishing a part
Tributary (2)
Tributaryn.one who pays tribute, tax, toll, &c.
Tribute
Tributen.a tax imposed on a conquered country by the victor or on a subject state by treaty or compulsion
Tricapsular
Tricapsulara.having three capsules
Trice
Tricen.a very short time, moment, instant, stroke
Trichotomous
Trichotomous, [ch as k]a.divided into three parts
Trichotomy
Trichotomyn.a division into three equal parts
Trick
Trickn.a cheat, fraud, artifice, juggle, habit
Trick (2)
Trickv.t.to cheat, deceive, dress, adorn, set off
Tricker
Tricker, or Trickstern.one who tricks or cheats
Tricking
Trickingn.a cheating, dress, ornament, finery
Trickish
Trickisha.knavishly artful or cunning, sly
Trickle
Tricklev.i.to run, to fall or run down in drops
Tricksy
Tricksya.brisk, active, nimble, pretty, sweet
Tricoccous
Tricoccousa.having three cells and grains
Tricuspidate
Tricuspidate, or Tricuspida.ending in three points
Tride
Tridea.short, swift, sleet, quick, active, ready
Tridecile
Tridecilen.three tenths of a circle
Trident
Tridentn.a three forked scepter, a sort of curve