| TRAIKING | • TRAIK v. (Scots) to make one's way wearily; to get lost. |
| TRAILERS | • trailers n. Plural of trailer. • trailers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of trailer. • TRAILER v. to transport by a vehicle drawn by another. |
| TRAILING | • trailing adj. (Rail transport, of points and crossovers) That converges in the direction of travel. • trailing adj. That is attached and pulled behind. • trailing v. Present participle of trail. |
| TRAINEES | • trainees n. Plural of trainee. • TRAINEE n. one who receives training. |
| TRAINERS | • trainers n. Plural of trainer. • TRAINER n. a soft running shoe, usually laced, with a thick sole, used in training or for general casual wear. |
| TRAINFUL | • trainful n. The quantity contained in a train. • trainful n. (By extension) A large quantity. • TRAINFUL n. as much as a railway train can hold. |
| TRAINING | • training v. Present participle of train. • training n. Action of the verb to train. (Can we add an example for this sense?) • training n. The activity of imparting and acquiring skills. |
| TRAINMAN | • trainman n. (Rail transport) A person who works on trains on a railway / railroad. • trainman n. (US) A brakeman. • TRAINMAN n. a railroad employee. |
| TRAINMEN | • trainmen n. Plural of trainman. • TRAINMAN n. a railroad employee. |
| TRAINWAY | • trainway n. A railway. • TRAINWAY n. a railway. |
| TRAIPSED | • traipsed v. Simple past tense and past participle of traipse. • TRAIPSE v. to walk wearily, also TRAPE, TRAPES, TRAPSE. |
| TRAIPSES | • traipses n. Plural of traipse. • traipses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of traipse. • TRAIPSE v. to walk wearily, also TRAPE, TRAPES, TRAPSE. |
| TRAITORS | • traitors n. Plural of traitor. • traitors v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of traitor. • TRAITOR n. one who betrays another. |