adj. 1 guilty of or involving treachery. 2 (of the weather, ice, the memory, etc.) not to be relied on; likely to fail or give way. treacherously adv. treacherousness n.
[ ME f. OF trecherous f. trecheor a cheat f. trechier, trichier: see TRICK ]
adj. 1 guilty of or involving treachery. 2 (of the weather, ice, the memory, etc.) not to be relied on; likely to fail or give way. treacherously adv. treacherousness n.
[ ME f. OF trecherous f. trecheor a cheat f. trechier, trichier: see TRICK ]
Concise Oxford English dictionary. Краткий оксфордский словарь английского языка. 2012