Trencher

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 538
trensh'er, n. a wooden plate formerly used for cutting meat on at meals: the table: food pleasures of ihe table, [Fr. tranckoir.) Trench plough, trensh'-plow, n. a plough for trenching or turning up the land more deeply than usual — lo plough with a trench-plough,
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