| CARRITCH | • carritch n. (Scotland, chiefly in the plural) A catechism. • CARRITCH n. (Scots) a catechism. |
| EARTHIER | • earthier adj. Comparative form of earthy: more earthy. • EARTHY adj. consisting of earth. |
| HEARTIER | • heartier adj. Comparative form of hearty: more hearty. • HEARTY adj. very friendly. |
| PARRITCH | • parritch n. (Scotland) Porridge. • PARRITCH n. (Scots) a soft meal of oatmeal, also PORRIDGE, PARRIDGE. |
| PHRATRIC | • phratric adj. Relating to a phratry. • PHRATRIC adj. relating to a phratry, a clan or tribe, also PHRATRAL. |
| RATHRIPE | • rathripe n. (Dialectal) Alternative form of rareripe. • RATHRIPE n. a fruit that ripens early, also RARERIPE, RATHERIPE. |
| STIRRAHS | • STIRRAH n. (Scots) a respectful mode of address, also STIRRA. |
| TRASHIER | • trashier adj. Comparative form of trashy: more trashy. • TRASHY adj. rubbishy. |
| TRIARCHS | • triarchs n. Plural of triarch. • TRIARCH n. a ruler of a triarchy. |
| TRIARCHY | • triarchy n. Government by three persons; a triumvirate. • triarchy n. A country under three rulers. • TRIARCHY n. a government by three persons. |
| TRIBRACH | • tribrach n. (Prosody) A metrical foot consisting of three short syllables. • tribrach n. A figure or object having three arms or branches. • TRIBRACH n. a poetic foot of three short syllables. |
| TRIGRAPH | • trigraph n. (Linguistics) A specific sequence of three letters, especially one used collectively to represent a single phoneme. • trigraph n. (Computing) A three-character sequence used to enter a single conceptual character. • TRIGRAPH n. a combination of three letters for one sound. |
| TRIHEDRA | • trihedra n. Plural of trihedron. • TRIHEDRON n. a solid figure with three plane surfaces meeting at a point. |
| WRATHIER | • wrathier adj. Comparative form of wrathy: more wrathy. • WRATHY adj. inclined to wrath. |