triced Definition
- 1to haul up and fasten with a rope or cable
- 2to pull or haul sharply
- 3to bind or tie
Using triced: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "triced" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
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The sailors triced the sail to the mast.
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He triced up his backpack before starting the hike.
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She triced her hair up in a bun.
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The horse was triced to the post.
triced Synonyms and Antonyms
Phrases with triced
trice up
to lift or pull something up quickly and securely
Example
He triced up the heavy box and carried it to the truck.
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She triced down the flag at sunset.
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He fixed the car in a trice and we were on our way again.
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Summary: triced in Brief
The verb 'triced' [traɪst] means to fasten or tie something with a rope or cable, or to pull or haul sharply. It can also mean to bind or tie something. The phrase 'in a trice' means very quickly or in an instant.
