noun
definition
A dandy; coxcomb.
adjective
definition
True; trusty; trustworthy; faithful.
definition
Safe; secure.
definition
Tight; firm; steady; sound; in good condition or health.
definition
Neat; tidy; trim; spruce; smart.
definition
Active; clever.
Examples of trig in a Sentence
There's this guy in my trig class, Bobby Ridner.
There seems to be a surprisingly large proportion of missing flush brackets on the trig pillars of northern Corbetts.
The other Scalpay, off Harris, doesn't have a trig either.
An hour later, however - a whole bloody hour - I still hadn't found the trig.
This required taking noon observations and using trig to determine the precise angle of a shadow relative to the perpendicular of the wall.
Out the forest the summit trig perched on a green hill not too far away.
The summit trig is situated in good-quality chalk grassland packed with wild flowers.
Went to trig point not tumulus on advice of Paddy Dillon book.
The other Scalpay, off Harris, does n't have a trig either.
An hour later, however - a whole bloody hour - I still had n't found the trig.
Simple trig ought to work for cloud, if the angle can be measured.
The trig pillar is reached only 250m from the road - sadly, the map fails to give the spot height.
How do you actually work out the values of functions like the trig functions or the exponential?
Reading a trig point number equates to being dealt a hand of four or five cards.
Should we try to persuade the OS to give trig point heights to 0.1m on future Explorer maps?
An outcrop just beyond the trig column appeared to be the highest point.
Nevertheless, this is not a page about trig point bagging as such arbitrary collection of things should be avoided.
Surprisingly, there is no trig pillar, just a simple cairn.
It is unusual in having a tarn adjacent to the trig pillar.