Submarine-launched ballistic missiles armed with multiple warheads; Trident II missiles had a range of more than 4,000 miles and carried 10 to 15 warheads each.

"three-pointed spear," mid-15c., from Latin noun use of adjective tridentem (nominative tridens) "three-pronged, three-toothed," from tri- "three" (see tri-) + dens " [..]

three-pronged tool or weapon.

Trident (or MSHTML) is a layout engine that powers Internet Explorer.  A Trident fork called EdgeHTML has replaced Trident in Spartan and Internet Explorer 11. Learn more

(United States, Alaska Peninsula) Stratovolcano, 1864 m / 6,115 ft

Part of the ITW group of companies, this Packaging machine manufacturer makes the Trident print engine for use in high resolution industrial ink jet printers.

(n) a spear with three prongs

A nuclear-armed submarine capable of carrying up to 192 warheads used by both the United States and Britain. Tritium

Code name for the third Allied conference in Washington - May 1943

A Forcing Pass System A Forcing Pass System developed by Mr. Ken Allan of Kingston, Ontario, Canada. According to the developer the Trident method is a basic approach is to have the forcing pass (1st [..]

n. The three-pronged fork that was the emblem of Neptune.