triœnanthylamine

[Prefix tri-; Eng. ænanthyl, and amine.] [TRIHEPTYLAMINE.] trî-õle, s. [Fr.] Music: A triplet. tri-o-let, tri-ô-lět, s. [Fr., dim in. of trio.] 1. A triplet; three notes played in the time of two of the same name. 2. A poem of eight lines, on two rhymes, the first line being repeated as the fourth, and the first two as the seventh and eighth. "It does not appear that any critic has noticed that the triolet is a condensed rondel." -Corn hill Magazine, July, 1877, p. 64. tri-ō-nēş, subst. pl. [Lat. the plowing-oxen; hence, the constellation of the Wain.] Astron.: A name sometimes applied to the seven principal stars in the constellation Ursa Major, popularly called Charles' Wain.