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Trig
see synonyms of trigNoun
Adjective
neat and smart in appearance
Example Sentences:'a clean-cut and well-bred young man''the trig corporal in his jaunty cap''a trim beard'
WordNet Lexical Database for English. Princeton University. 2010.
Trig
see synonyms of trigadjective
1.
neat or spruce
verbWord forms: trigs, trigging or trigged
2.
to make or become trim or spruce
noun
1.
a wedge or prop
verbWord forms: trigs, trigging or trigged (transitive)
2.
to block or stop
3.
to prop or support
abbreviation for
1.
trigonometrical
2.
trigonometry
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Trig
see synonyms of trig adjective Chiefly British
1.
trim; neat; spruce
2.
in good condition; strong; sound
3.
prim; precise
verb transitiveWord forms: trigged or ˈtrigging
4. British, Dialectal
to make trig
often with out or up verb transitiveWord forms: trigged or ˈtrigging Dialectal
1.
to prevent (a wheel, cask, etc.) from rolling by placing a wedge, stone, etc. under it
2.
to prop or support
noun
3. Dialectal
a stone, wedge, etc. used in trigging
noun
trigonometry
trigonometric(al)
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Trig
see synonyms of trigadj.
Smart and trim, as in appearance; neat: a trig beard.
tr.v. trigged, trig·ging, trigs
To make trim or neat, especially in dress: "Loudon even trigged himself up in camel-colored topcoat and snap-brim hat" (Ivan Doig).
tr.v. trigged, trig·ging, trigs
To stop (a wheel) from rolling, as with a wedge.
n.
Trigonometry.
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