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Definition of trig
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Trig (n.) A
stone,
block of wood, or
anything
else,
placed
under a wheel or
barrel
to
prevent
motion;
a
scotch;
a
skid..
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Gaverick
::
Gaverick
(n.) The
European
red
gurnard
(Trigla
cuculus).
Trigrammatic
::
Trigrammatic
(a.)
Containing
three
letters
or
characters,
or three sets of
letters
or
characters..
Gallantry
::
Gallantry
(n.)
Civility
or
polite
attention
to
ladies;
in a bad
sense,
attention
or
courtesy
designed
to win
criminal
favors
from a
female;
freedom
of
principle
or
practice
with
respect
to
female
virtue;
intrigue..
Bumkin
::
Bumkin
(n.) A
projecting
beam or boom; as: (a) One
projecting
from each bow of a
vessel,
to haul the fore tack to,
called
a tack
bumpkin.
(b) One from each
quarter,
for the
main-brace
blocks,
and
called
brace
bumpkin.
(c) A small
outrigger
over the stern of a boat, to
extend
the
mizzen..
Trigesimo-secundo
::
Trigesimo-secundo
(n.) A book
composed
of
sheets
so
folded
that each one makes
thirty-two
leaves;
hence,
indicating,
more or less
definitely,
a size of book; --
usually
written
32mo, or 32?, and
called
thirty-twomo..
Frieze
::
Frieze
(n.) That part of the
entablature
of an order which is
between
the
architrave
and
cornice.
It is a flat
member
or face,
either
uniform
or
broken
by
triglyphs,
and often
enriched
with
figures
and other
ornaments
of
sculpture..
Outrigger
::
Outrigger
(n.) Any spar or
projecting
timber
run out for
temporary
use, as from a
ship's
mast, to hold a rope or a sail
extended,
or from a
building,
to
support
hoisting
teckle..
Figaro
::
Figaro
(n.) An
adroit
and
unscrupulous
intriguer.
Trifacial
::
Trifacial
(a.) See
Trigeminal.
Triglyceride
::
Triglyceride
(n.) A
glyceride
formed
by the
replacement
of three
hydrogen
atoms in
glycerin
by acid
radicals.
Striges
::
Strigate
(a.)
Having
transverse
bands of
color.
Soldier
::
Soldier
(n.) The red or
cuckoo
gurnard
(Trigla
pini..
Trigonia
::
Trigonia
(n.) A genus of
pearly
bivalve
shells,
numerous
extinct
species
of which are
characteristic
of the
Mesozoic
rocks.
A few
living
species
exist on the coast of
Australia..
Ophthalmic
::
Ophthalmic
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or in the
region
of, the eye;
ocular;
as the
ophthalmic,
or
orbitonasal,
nerve,
a
division
of the
trigeminal,
which gives
branches
to the
lachrymal
gland,
eyelids,
nose, and
forehead..
Trigonocerous
::
Trigonocerous
(a.)
Having
horns with three
angles,
like those of some
species
of
goats..
Arrow Grass
::
Arrow grass (n.) An
herbaceous
grasslike
plant
(Triglochin
palustre,
and other
species)
with pods
opening
so as to
suggest
barbed
arrowheads..
Strigous
::
Strigose
(a.) Set with
stiff,
straight
bristles;
hispid;
as, a
strigose
leaf..
Guard
::
Guard (v. t.) A plate of
metal,
beneath
the
stock,
or the lock
frame,
of a gun or
pistol,
having
a loop,
called
a bow, to
protect
the
trigger..
Nowd
::
Nowd (n.) The
European
gray
gurnard
(Trigla
gurnardus).
Trigamist
::
Trigamist
(n.) One who has been
married
three
times;
also, one who has three
husbands
or three wives at the same
time..
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