truceless

[Eng. truce; -le .] 1. Without truce; as, a trucele war. 2. Granting or holding no truce; unforbearing, relentle . "Two minds in one, and each a trucele guest." Brooke: Redemption. *truch-man, *truche-ment, *trudge-mạn, s. [DRAGOMAN.) An interpreter. "Mithridates the king reigned over two and twentie na tions of diverse languages, and in so many tongues gave lawes and ministred justice unto them, without fruchman ." --P. Holland : Pliny , bk vii., ch. xxiv. *trû-çi-da-tion, s. [Lat. trucidatio , from truci dat us , pa. par. of trucido to kill.] The act of killing.