tranquilness

[Eng. tranquil; -ne .] The quality or state of being tranquil, calm, or peace 2. To affect with or as with a trance; to hold or ful; tranquillity, quiet. bind, as by a spell; to charm, to enchant. "Where oft Devotion's tranced glow, Can such a glimpse of Heaven bestow." Scott: Marmion, vi. 4. IMG:content-1320.png:[blocks in formation] Bot.: Cynosurus cristatus, called also Traneengra . ( Britten & Holland .) Not worth a traneen: Not worth a rush. traneen-gra , s . [TRANEEN.] * trăn-grăm, * tran-gam, * tran-game, subst. [A word of no etymology.] An odd, intricate contrivance; a nick-nack, a puzzle, a toy, a trinket. "What's the meaning of all these trangrams and gimcracks?"-Arbuthnot: Hist. John Bull , pt. ii., ch. vi. trăńk, s. [Etym. doubtful.] Glove- making : An oblong piece from which the shape of the glove is cut on a knife in a pre . trăń-key, subst . [Native name.] A kind of boat used in the Persian Gulf.