trolley bus |
an electric passenger bus that travels on tires and draws its power from overhead wires by means of trolleys; trackless trolley. |
trolley car |
a streetcar that is propelled along rails by an electric current transmitted through a trolley from a wire suspended overhead or laid in the tracks. |
trollop |
a habitually dirty, slovenly, or untidy woman. [2 definitions] |
trolly |
variant of trolley. |
trombone |
a brass wind instrument consisting of a long tube bent in two parallel loops ending in a bell, that is played by means of valves or by a slide that shortens or lengthens the tube to produce different tones. |
trommel |
a rotating cylindrical or conical sieve used for sorting coal, gravel, or the like. |
tromp |
(informal) to walk with a heavy or noisy step; tramp. [3 definitions] |
trompe l'oeil |
a painting or sculpture in which the illusions of three-dimensionality and tactile reality are so convincing that the viewer may not be sure if what is seen is real or represented. [2 definitions] |
-tron |
instrument or device (used esp. in electronics and nuclear physics). |
troop |
a band of soldiers. [7 definitions] |
trooper |
a mounted cavalry soldier. [2 definitions] |
troops |
members of the military; soldiers. |
troopship |
a vessel for transporting military troops. |
trope |
any literary or rhetorical device, such as a metaphor, that uses words in a sense different from their literal meanings; figure of speech. |
trophic |
of or relating to nutrition or nutritive processes. |
trophoblast |
an outer layer of cells by which the fertilized ovum attaches to the uterine wall, and through which the embryo receives nourishment. |
trophoplasm |
a type of protoplasm that provides nourishment to a cell. |
-trophy |
nutrition or growth. |
trophy |
something serving as a token or memento of victory, excellence, or the like; award. [2 definitions] |
-tropic |
turning or changing in (such) a way or in response to (such) a stimulus. [2 definitions] |
tropic |
(often cap.; usu. pl.) the region around the equator between the Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Capricorn, characterized by a hot climate. [4 definitions] |