Treble

treb'l, adj., triple: rue fold (music) denoting the treble, that plays or sings the treble. —K.'the highest of the four principal parts in the musical scale.— v.t. to make three times as much. — v.t. to become threefold l~~pa.fi. treb'led (-Id). —adv. Trebly. [O. Fr. form of Triple.] Treddle. See Treadle. Tree, tr€, n. a plant having a single trunk, woody, branched, and of a large size anything like a tree wood, as in the compounds axle-tree, saddle-tree, . [B.) a cro . [A.S freezes Goth, tiiu. Ice. tri, Gr drus. Sans, dm Treenail, irS'nfil, «. a long wooden pin or nail to fasten the planks of a ship to the timbers.