trainable |
combined form of train. |
trainee |
one who is being trained; apprentice. |
trainer |
a person who trains athletes or horses for competition. [2 definitions] |
training |
the act or process of providing discipline or instruction to a person or animal that is being trained. [2 definitions] |
training school |
a school that gives specialized vocational, professional, or artistic training. [2 definitions] |
training table |
a table or dining hall where athletes eat specially prepared meals. |
trainman |
one of the operating crew on a train, esp. an assistant to the conductor such as the brakeman or flagman. |
train station |
a place where train tickets are sold and where passengers and goods are let on or off trains. |
traipse |
(informal) to wander or tramp about with no definite goal or without reaching one. |
trait |
a distinguishing feature or characteristic, as of one's appearance, ability, personality, or nature. |
traitor |
one who betrays others, a cause, his or her country, or the like, esp. one who commits treason. |
traitorous |
having the character or quality of a traitor; treacherous. [2 definitions] |
trajectory |
the actual or expected path of a moving object, esp. the curve followed by a projectile, missile, or spacecraft in flight. [3 definitions] |
tram1 |
a small railway, as for hauling loads in a mine, or a car used on such a railway. [4 definitions] |
tram2 |
a device for gauging and aligning or adjusting parts of a machine; trammel. [2 definitions] |
tram3 |
heavy thread that is slightly or loosely twisted and is used for the cross threads in weaving fine silk and velvet. |
trammel |
(usu. pl.) a restraint or impediment to free movement. [6 definitions] |
tramp |
to walk with forceful, heavy steps. [12 definitions] |
trample |
to tread on or with a heavy, noisy, crushing step. [4 definitions] |
trampoline |
a sheet of strong canvas stretched on a horizontal frame by springs or elastic cords, used for tumbling and acrobatics. |
tramp steamer |
a freight ship, having no fixed route, that transports loads to different ports as required. |