toy

i. & t. [ΤΟΥ, 8.] A. Intransitive: 1. To dally amorously; to play, to sport. "Whiles thus she talked, and whiles thus she toyd." 2. To trifle. trace *trā-bě-a, s . [Lat.] Roman Antiq .: A robe of state worn by kings, consuls, augurs, ., in ancient Rome. trā-bě-at-ěd, adj. [Lat. trabs (gen it.trabis)=a beam.] Arch.: Furnished with an entablature. trā-bě-ā-tion, s. [TRABEATED.] Arch.: The same as ENTABLATURE (q. v.). tra-běc-u-la ( pl . tra-běc'-u-læ), trăb'-ě-cule, 8. [Lat., dim in. from trabs (gen it. trabis )=a beam.] 1. Anat . ( pl .): Bars; spec. used of the trabecul of the cranium; longitudinal cartilaginous bars in the embryonic skull inclosing the Sella turcica (q. v.). There are also trabecule of the lymphatic glands, the spleen, . 2. Bot .: A cro bar occurring in the teeth of many mo es.