Trapezium
Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 473
tra-pe'zY-um, n.; E. pi. -ziums; L. pi. -zia, -zT-a. (Geom.) A plane figure contained under 4 right lines, of which no 2 are parallel. Trapezium — Trapeze', -pez', n. A trapezium; a rod, or frame of rods, suspended by cords, used in performing gymnastic exercises. [F.] — Trap'ezoid, sun, cube, full; moon, fdot 5 cow, oil; -e-zoid, n. (Geom.) A plane, 4-sided, v figure, having 2 of the opposite sides / \ parallel to each other. / \ Trappings. See under Trap, to adorn. ^ rf Trash, le ; stuff trash, which n. That is good which for is nothing; worthesp., -trapezoid, loppings of trees, bruised canes, etc. — Trash' y, -l, a. [-ier; -iest.] Like trash; waste; rejected; worthle ; usele .
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