| TRIPLE | • triple adj. Made up of three related elements, often matching. • triple adj. Of three times the quantity. • triple adj. Designed for three users. |
| TRIPLED | • tripled v. Simple past tense and past participle of triple. • TRIPLE v. to make three times as great. |
| TRIPLES | • triples n. Plural of triple. • triples n. (Campanology) bell changes rung on seven bells. • triples v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of triple. |
| TRIPLET | • triplet n. A set of three, particularly. • triplet n. One of a group of three, particularly. • TRIPLET n. a group of three of one kind. |
| TRIPLEX | • triplex adj. Having three parts; triple or threefold. • triplex n. A building with three apartments or divisions. • triplex n. A dwelling unit with three floors. |
| TRIPLETS | • triplets n. Plural of triplet. • TRIPLET n. a group of three of one kind. |
| TRIPLEXED | • triplexed adj. Having a triplex arrangement. • TRIPLEX v. to provide something in triplicate. |
| TRIPLEXES | • triplexes n. Plural of triplex. • TRIPLEX v. to provide something in triplicate. |
| TRIPLENESS | • tripleness n. The state of being triple or tripled. • TRIPLENESS n. the state of being triple. |
| TRIPLETAIL | • tripletail n. Any fish of the genus Lobotes. • triple-tail n. Alternative form of tripletail (Lobotes spp.). • TRIPLETAIL n. a large marine bony fish, common on the southern and middle coasts of the United States. |
| TRIPLEXING | • triplexing v. Present participle of triplex. • TRIPLEX v. to provide something in triplicate. |
| TRIPLETAILS | • tripletails n. Plural of tripletail. • triple-tails n. Plural of triple-tail. • TRIPLETAIL n. a large marine bony fish, common on the southern and middle coasts of the United States. |
| TRIPLENESSES | • TRIPLENESS n. the state of being triple. |