| TRIGGED | • trigged v. Simple past tense and past participle of trig. • TRIG v. to make something trig. |
| TRIGGER | • trigger n. (Firearms) A finger-operated lever used to fire a gun. • trigger n. A similar device used to activate any mechanism. • trigger n. An event that initiates others, or incites a response. |
| TRIGGERED | • triggered v. Simple past tense and past participle of trigger. • triggered adj. Having a trigger that reacts to some specific condition. • triggered adj. (Internet slang) angered; agitated. |
| TRIGGERFISH | • triggerfish n. Any of several brightly coloured fish, of the family Balistidae, that inhabit tropical reefs and have… • TRIGGERFISH n. a kind of fish, with a large spine on the dorsal fin which can be locked upright by a second smaller spine. |
| TRIGGERFISHES | • triggerfishes n. Plural of triggerfish. • TRIGGERFISH n. a kind of fish, with a large spine on the dorsal fin which can be locked upright by a second smaller spine. |
| TRIGGERING | • triggering v. Present participle of trigger. • triggering n. The initiation of an event or process. • triggering adj. That triggers or initiates. |
| TRIGGERLESS | • triggerless adj. Without a trigger. • TRIGGERLESS adj. without a trigger. |
| TRIGGERMAN | • triggerman n. (US slang) A hired gunman; a hitman. • trigger␣man n. Alternative form of triggerman. • TRIGGERMAN n. a gangster's bodyguard. |
| TRIGGERMEN | • triggermen n. Plural of triggerman. • trigger␣men n. Plural of trigger man. • TRIGGERMAN n. a gangster's bodyguard. |
| TRIGGERS | • triggers n. Plural of trigger. • triggers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of trigger. • TRIGGER v. to set in action. |
| TRIGGEST | • triggest adj. Superlative form of trig: most trig. • TRIG adj. (Scots) trim, neat. |
| TRIGGING | • trigging v. Present participle of trig. • TRIG v. to make something trig. |