TRACHEATED | • tracheated adj. (Zoology) Having tracheae. • TRACHEATED adj. having a trachea. |
TRACHEATES | • tracheates n. Plural of tracheate. • TRACHEATE n. an animal that breathes by means of tracheae. |
TRACHEIDAL | • TRACHEIDAL adj. of or like a tracheid, a long tubelike but closed cell in xylem. |
TRACHEIDES | • tracheides n. Plural of tracheide. • TRACHEIDE n. a long tubelike but closed cell in xylem, also TRACHEID. |
TRACHEITIS | • tracheitis n. Inflammation of the trachea. • TRACHEITIS n. inflammation of the trachea, or windpipe, also TRACHITIS. |
TRACHELATE | • TRACHELATE adj. having a neck. |
TRACHEOLAR | • tracheolar adj. Relating to the tracheole. • TRACHEOLAR adj. of or like a tracheole, one of the minute delicate endings of a branched trachea of an insect. |
TRACHEOLES | • tracheoles n. Plural of tracheole. • TRACHEOLE n. one of the minute delicate endings of a branched trachea of an insect. |
TRACHYTOID | • trachytoid adj. (Mineralogy) Resembling trachyte. • TRACHYTOID adj. resembling trachyte. |
TRACKBALLS | • trackballs n. Plural of trackball. • TRACKBALL n. a spherical ball mounted in a box structure that can be used to control a computer cursor, also TRACKERBALL. |
TRACKLAYER | • tracklayer n. (Railways) A workman whose work involves putting the track in place. • TRACKLAYER n. one who lays tracks. |
TRACKPOINT | • trackpoint n. (Computing) An individual record within a GPS of a visited location. |
TRACKROADS | • track-roads n. Plural of track-road. • TRACKROAD n. a towpath. |
TRACKSIDES | • tracksides n. Plural of trackside. • TRACKSIDE n. the side of a (racing) track. |
TRACKSUITS | • tracksuits n. Plural of tracksuit. • TRACKSUIT n. a loose warm suit intended to be worn by athletes when warming up or training. |
TRACTARIAN | • Tractarian n. (Anglicanism) A member of the Oxford movement. • Tractarian adj. Pertaining to the ideas of Ludwig Wittgenstein’s Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus. • TRACTARIAN n. a writer of tracts, also TRACTATOR. |
TRACTATORS | • tractators n. Plural of tractator. • TRACTATOR n. a writer of tracts, also TRACTARIAN. |
TRACTILITY | • tractility n. The quality of being tractile (capable of being drawn or stretched out at length). • TRACTILITY n. the state of being tractile. |
TRACTIONAL | • tractional adj. Of, pertaining to, or caused by traction. • TRACTIONAL adj. relating to traction. |
TRACTRICES | • tractrices n. Plural of tractrix. • TRACTRIX n. a type of mathematical curve. |