Tridentate
Tridentatea.having three limbs or teeths
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Tridentine
Tridentinea.pertaining to the Trent on the eastern Alps
Triennial
Trienniala.lasting or being every three years
Trier
Triern.one who tries or examins, a test
Trifallow
Trifallowv.t.to plow land three times over
Trifarious
Trifariousa.in three parts
Trifid
Trifida.split or divided into three parts
Trifle
Triflev.i.to act or spend foolishly, idle, mock
Trifle (2)
Triflen.a thing of little moment or value
Trifler
Triflern.one who acts or talks foolishly, an idler
Trifling
Triflingpa. a.shuffling, wanting worth, mean
Trifling (2)
Triflingn.employment about trifles, deceit
Triflingly
Triflinglyad.without importance, meanly
Triflingness
Triflingnessn.giddiness, simplicity, meanness
Triflorous
Triflorousa.bearing three flower
Triform
Triforma.having a triple form or shape, triple
Trig
Trigv.to stop or fasten a wheel, to set a mark
Trigger
Trigger, or Trickern.the catch of a wheel or gun
Trigla
Triglan.a genus of fishes of the thoracic order
Triglyph
Triglyphn.an ornament on the Doric freeze, with two channels and three legs
Trigonometer
Trigonometern.an instrument to resolve problems in dialling and trigonometry
Trigonometrical
Trigonometricala.relating to trigonometry
Trigonometrically
Trigonometricallyad.by trigonometry
Trigonometry
Trigonometryn.the art of measuring triangles
Trigonous
Trigonous, or Trigonala.having three angles or corners
Trihedral
Trihedrala.having three equal sides
Trihedron
Trihedronn.a figure with three equal sides