Triconsonantal, trī-kon′sō-nan-tal, adj. composed of three consonants.—Also Triconsonan′tic.
Tricorn, trī′korn, adj. having three horns.—n. a hat with three points or corners. [L. tricornis, three-horned—tres, three, cornu, a horn.]
Tricornered, trī-kor′nėrd, adj. three-cornered.
Tricornigerous, trī-kor-nij′e-rus, adj. bearing three horns. [L. tres, three, cornu, a horn, gerĕre, to bear.]
Tricornute, -d, trī-kor′nūt, -ed, adj. having three horn-like processes.
Tricorporate, trī-kor′pō-rāt, adj. having three bodies and only one head common to the three.
Tricostate, trī-kos′tāt, adj. three-ribbed.
Tricot, trē′kō, n. a hand-knitted woollen fabric, or machine fabric imitating it: a soft, slightly-ribbed cloth for women's garments. [Fr. tricot, knitting, tricoter, to knit, from Teut.; Ger. stricken.]
Tricrotic, trī-krot′ik, adj. having three beats.—n. Trī′crotism.—adj. Trī′crotous. [Gr. treis, three, krotos, a beat.]
