trying plane (tri in gpl an)

In joinery, a plane, used after the jack-plane, for taking off a shaving the whole length of the stuff, which operation is called trying up. See plane2. trying-square (tri'ing-skwar), n. Same as try square. E. H. Knight. tryma (trī'mä), n.; pl. trymata (-ma-tä). [NL., fined stony endocarp, and with the outer part of the pericarp fleshy, leathery, or fibrous; it is distinguished from the drupe by being derived from an inferior instead of a superior ovary. Buff-breasted Sandpiper (Tryngites rufescens).