trespass, v. encroach upon, [infringe], [intrude].
trial, n. [test], [experiment], [proof], [essay], [examination]; probation; [ordeal], crucible, criterion; [effort], [exertion], endeavor; [adversity], [hardship], tribulation, [affliction]. Associated words: empiricism, empirical, empiric, probationer, probationary, tentative.
trick, n. [ruse], [artifice], [stratagem], sleight, hoax, [maneuver], [wile], [feint], chicane; [antic], [prank], [caper]; trait, [peculiarity].
trick, v. [deceive], [cheat], [defraud], cozen, [impose upon]; [dress], [decorate], set off, [adorn].
trickery, n. [deception], [chicanery], [artifice], duplicity, Machiavelianism, circumvention, indirection.
trickle, v. [dribble], [drip], [percolate], [distill].
trickster, n. [rogue], [cheat], [impostor], [scoundrel].
tricky, a. trickish, [knavish], [unprincipled], [treacherous].
trifle, n. [triviality], bagatelle, doit.