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121trip|per|y — «TRIHP uhr ee», adjective. Especially British. like a tripper or trippers; touristy: »Venice in its most trippery and least attractive garb... (London Daily Express) …
122trip|tane — «TRIHP tayn», noun. a liquid motor fuel noted for its antiknock qualities, used chiefly in aviation gasolines. ╂[< tri + p(en)tane] …
123trip|ter|ous — «TRIHP tuhr uhs», adjective. Botany. having three wings or winglike expansions. ╂[< tri + Greek pterón wing + English ous] …
124trip|tych — «TRIHP tihk», noun. 1. a set of three panels side by side, having pictures, carvings, or the like on them. The side panels are usually subordinate, and are hinged to fold over the central panel. Triptychs are commonly used as altarpieces. 2. a… …
125trip|tyque — «trihp TEEK», noun. an international pass through customs for temporarily importing an automobile, as for touring. ╂[< French triptyque (literally) triptych] …
126trip·tych — /ˈtrıpˌtık/ noun, pl tychs [count] : a picture (such as a painting) that has three panels placed next to each other …
127trip·wire — /ˈtrıpˌwajɚ/ noun, pl wires [count] : a wire placed close to the ground which trips people, sets off an alarm, or causes an explosion when it is touched …
128trip — can·trip; cen·trip·e·tal; cen·trip·e·tal·ism; cen·trip·e·tal·ly; trip; trip·a·ra; trip·ery; trip·lar·is; trip·li·ca·tion; trip·lite; trip·lo·blas·tic; trip·lo·blas·ti·ca; trip·lo·caulescent; trip·lo·chiton; trip·loid·ite; trip·loi·dy; trip·lum;… …
