tripery

[Eng. tripe; -ry.] A place where tripe is prepared or sold. tri-pet-al-6id, a. [Pref. tri-, and Eng. petaloid (q. v.).] Bot.: Appearing as if furnished with three petals (Loudon); consisting of six parts, an outer and an inner three, the former green and small, the latter colored like petals. *tri-pet-a-161-de-æ, s. pl . [Pref. tri- ; Gr.petaion =a leaf; eidos = form, and Latin fem. pl. adj. suff. -eœ.] Bot.: The sixth order in Linnæus' Natural System. Genera: Butomus. Alisma, Sagitta ria. tri-pět -al-ous, a. [Pref. tri-, and Eng. petalous (q. v.).] Bot.: Having three petals. tri-pha-na, try-pha-na, s. [Gr. tris =thrice, and phaino =to appear.] Entom .. Yellow Underwing (q. v.), a genus of Noctuide. Antenne of the male slightly pubescent; abdomen not crested, flattened, terminating in a truncate tuft of hair; fore wings elongate, thick; hind wings well developed. The larva, which is called the Surface grub, thick, larger posteriorly. It feeds on various low plants, and the chrysalis is subterranean.