trigamist

[Eng. trig am (y); -ist.) cies to three groups: (1) Trigla, no palatal teeth, scales, except those of lateral line, exceedingly small; (2) Lepidotrigla, no palatal teeth, scales of moderate size; (3) Prionotus, with palatal teeth. They are generally used as food, and seven species occur on American and European coasts. Trigla 1. One who has been married three times. 2. One who has three wives or three husbands at pin i (Red Gurnard), T. line at a (Streaked Gurnard), the same time. trig-a-mous, a . [TRIGAMY.] *1. Ord. Lang .: Of, pertaining to, or of the nature of trigamy. 2. Bot . Having three sorts of flowers (male, female, and hermaphrodite) on the same head. *trig-a-mỹ, s . [Greek tri- =three, and gamos =a marriage.] 1. The act of marrying or the state of being married three times. 2. The act or state of having three wives or three husbands at the same time. [BIGAMY, II.] tri-găs-tric, a . [Pref. tri- , and English gastric (q.v.).] Anat . ( of certain muscles): Having three bellies or protuberant portions.