1 |
tricelate 14c., "haul up and fasten with a rope," from Middle Dutch trisen "hoist," from trise "pulley," of unknown origin. Hence at a tryse (mid-15c.) "in a very short t [..]
|
2 |
trice(n) a very short time (as the time it takes the eye to blink or the heart to beat)(v) raise with a line(v) hoist up or in and lash or secure with a small rope
|
3 |
triceI’ll do it in a trice. The hour is divided into minutes, seconds, and trices or thirds. I’ll do it in a minute, I’ll do it in a second, I’ll do it in a trice.
|
4 |
triceTo haul up by pulling downwards on a rope that is led through a block or sheave.
|
5 |
triceTo lash up.
|
6 |
triceTo lash up.
|
7 |
triceTo haul and tie up by means of a rope.
|
8 |
triceTo haul up by pulling downwards on a rope that is led through a block or sheave.
|
9 |
triceTo haul and tie up by means of a rope.
|
10 |
triceto haul upward and tie up by means of a rope
|
11 |
triceTo haul up by pulling downwards on a rope that is led through a block or sheave.
|
12 |
trice
A roller; windlass.
|
<< tribute | triceratops >> |