Tri dentine

Webster's Condensed Dictionary- A Condensed Dictionary of the English Language · 1909 · p. 647
tri-denfin, a. Pert, to Trent, or to the council held there. [L. Tridentum, Trent.] Trier. See under Try. Triennial, Tri fallow. Trifid. See under Triad. Trifle, n. A thing of very little value or importance a dtah composed of sweetmeats and cake, with syllabub; a sort of cake.— [trifled (-fld), -fling.] To act or talk with levity to indulge in light amusements.— v. To spend in vanitv; waste to no good purpose, di ipate. [ME. and OF. trufle, mockery, raillery, dim. of OF. a gibe, mock, also a truffle.] — To ivith. To treat without respect or seriousne to mock, make sport of. — Tri'fler, n. One who trifles, or acts with levity. — Tri'fting, a. Being of small value or importance; trivial; inconsiderable. — Tri'ftingly, adv.
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