TREM

Meaning of TREM in English

abbreviation

tremolo

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TREMULOUS — — tremulously , adv. — tremulousness , n. /trem"yeuh leuhs/ , adj. 1. (of persons, the body, etc.) characterized by …
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TREMULANT — /trem"yeuh leuhnt/ , adj. trembling; tremulous. [ 1830-40; tremulant- (s. of tremulans ) prp. of tremulare to TREMBLE; see -ANT …
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TREMOR — — tremorous , adj. /trem"euhr, tree"meuhr/ , n. 1. involuntary shaking of the body or limbs, as from disease, fear, …
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TREMOLO — /trem"euh loh'/ , n. , pl. tremolos . Music. 1. a tremulous or vibrating effect produced on certain instruments and …
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TREMOLITE — — tremolitic /trem"euh lit"ik/ , adj. /trem"euh luyt'/ , n. Mineral. a white or grayish variety of amphibole, Ca 2 …
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TREMOLANT — /trem"euh leuhnt/ , adj. 1. having a tremulous or vibrating tone, as certain pipes of an organ. n. 2. an …
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TRÉMIE — /trem"ee/ ; Fr. /trdday mee"/ , n. , pl. trémies /trem"eez/ ; Fr. /trdday mee"/ . a funnellike device lowered …
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TREMENDOUS — — tremendously , adv. — tremendousness , n. /tri men"deuhs/ , adj. 1. extraordinarily great in size, amount, or intensity: …
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TREMBLY — /trem"blee/ , adj. tremblier, trembliest . quivering; tremulous; shaking. [ 1840-50; TREMBLE + -Y 1 ]
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TREMBLER — /trem"bleuhr/ , n. 1. a person or thing that trembles. 2. an oscine bird, Cinclocerthia ruficauda, of the Lesser Antilles, …
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TREMBLE — — tremblingly , adv. /trem"beuhl/ , v. , trembled, trembling , n. v.i. 1. to shake involuntarily with quick, short …
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TREMATODE — /trem"euh tohd', tree"meuh-/ , n. any parasitic platyhelminth or flatworm of the class Trematoda, having one or more external suckers; …
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TREMATODA — /trem'euh toh"deuh, tree'meuh-/ , n. the class comprising the trematodes. [ ]
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MONOTREMATOUS — /mon'euh trem"euh teuhs, -tree"meuh-/ , adj. of or pertaining to a monotreme. [ 1825-35; monotrematus lit., single-holed, equiv. to mono- …
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MICROTREMOR — /muy'kroh trem"euhr/ , n. microearthquake. [ MICRO- + TREMOR ]
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ATREMBLE — /euh trem"beuhl/ , adv. in a trembling state. [ 1855-60; A- 1 + TREMBLE ]
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TREMULOUS — [trem.u.lous] adj [L tremulus--more at tremble] (1611) 1: characterized by or affected with trembling or tremors 2: affected with timidity: …
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TREMULANT — [trem.u.lant] adj [ML tremulant-, tremulans, prp. of tremulare--more at tremble] (1837): tremulous, trembling
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TREMOR — [trem.or] n [ME tremour terror, fr. MF, fr. L tremor trembling, fr. tremere] (1615) 1: a trembling or shaking usu. …
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TREMOLO — [trem.o.lo] n, pl -los [It, fr. tremolo tremulous, fr. L tremulus] (ca. 1801) 1 a: the rapid reiteration of a …
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TREMOLITE — [trem.o.lite] n [F tremolite, fr. Tremola, valley in Switzerland] (1799): a white or gray mineral of the amphibole group that …
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TREMBLY — [trem.bly] adj (1848): marked by trembling: tremulous
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TREMBLE — [trem.ble] vi trem.bled ; trem.bling [ME, fr. MF trembler, fr. ML tremulare, fr. L tremulus tremulous, fr. tremere to tremble; …
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TREMATODE — [trem.a.tode] n [ultim. fr. Gk trematodes pierced with holes, fr. tremat-, trema hole, fr. tetrainein to bore--more at throw] (ca. …
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EXTREMITY — [ex.trem.i.ty] n, pl -ties (14c) 1 a: the farthest or most remote part, section, or point b: a limb of …
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EXTREMISM — [ex.trem.ism] n (1865) 1: the quality or state of being extreme 2: advocacy of extreme political measures: radicalism -- ex.trem.ist …
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TREMBLY — trem|bly BrE AmE ˈtrem| bli ▷ trem|blier bli‿ə AmE \ bli‿ ə r ▷ trem|bliest bli‿ɪst ‿əst
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TREMULOUS — trem ‧ u ‧ lous /ˈtremjələs, ˈtremjʊləs/ BrE AmE adjective literary [ Date: 1600-1700 ; Language: Latin ; Origin: tremulus …
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TREMOR — trem ‧ or /ˈtremə $ -ər/ BrE AmE noun [countable] [ Date: 1300-1400 ; Language: Old French ; Origin: tremour …
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TREMOLO — trem ‧ o ‧ lo /ˈtremələʊ $ -loʊ/ BrE AmE noun ( plural tremolos ) [countable] [ Date: 1700-1800 ; …
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TREMBLE — trem ‧ ble /ˈtremb ə l/ BrE AmE verb [intransitive] [ Date: 1300-1400 ; Language: Old French ; Origin: trembler …
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