Trend

trend, v. i. To have a particular direction; to n. Any; run, tend. — n. Inclination in a particular direcof tion; tendency; direction. — Tren'dle, -dl, n. A little wheel; hoop of a wheel; trundle. A place j Trental. See under Triad. \ Trepan, tre-pan', n. (Surg.) A cylindrical saw for of } perforating the skull, turned, when used, like a governfimlet. — v. t. [trepaxxed (-pand'), -pax'xixg.] | 'o perforate the skull with a trepan, and take out a piece. — Trephine, -fin' or -f en', n. (Surg.) An instrument for trepanning, more modern than the self to- ' j trepan. — v. t. [trephixed (-tend'), -phixixg.] To with perforate with a trephine; to trepan. or exj Trepan, tre-pan', v. t. To trap. — n. A snare; trapan. of Trepidation, trep-I-da's hun, n. An involuntary trembling, sometimes an effect of paralysis, but usually To dis- '; caused by terror or fear; a state of terror; tremor";; to agitation: emotion; fear. the lat- Trespa , tres'pas, v. i. [-pa ed (-past), -pa ing.] To pa unlawfully over the boundary line of an some-! other's land; to go too far, intrude; to commit any ».— offense, or to do any act that injures or annoys anparticuother; to violate any known rule of duty. — n. Any < injury or offense done to another; any voluntary transgre ion of the moral law; any violation of a which a i known rule of duty. (Law.) An unlawful act com to mit ted with force and violence on the person, prop- | erty, or relative rights of another; an action for -ti, n. j injuries accompanied with force. — Tre pa er, n. ne- One who commits a trespa ; a transgre or of the be moral law; a sinner. Tre . See under Triad.