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TREASURED, pp. trezh'ured. Hoarded; laid up for future use.
TREASURE-TROVE, n. trezh'ur-trove. Any money, bullion and the like, found in the...
TREASURE-HOUSE, n. trezh'ur-house. A house or building where treasures and store...
TREASURE-CITY, n. trezh'ur-city. A city for stores and magazines. Exo 1.
TREASURE, n. trezh'ur. [L. thesaurus.] 1. Wealth accumulated; particularly, a st...
TREASONOUS, for treasonable, is not in use.
TREASONABLE, a. tree'znable. Pertaining to treason; consisting of treason; invol...
TREASON, n. tree'zn. [L. traho. See Draw and Drag.] Treason is the highest crime...
TREADLE TREAGUE, n. treeg. A truce.
TREADING, ppr. tred'ing. Stepping; pressing with the foot; walking on.
TREADER, n. tred'er. One who treads. Isa 16.
TREAD, v.i. tred. pret. trod; pp. trod, troden. [L. trudo.] 1. To set the foot. ...
TRE'ACLE-WATER, n. A compound cordial, distilled with a spiritous menstruum from...
TRE'ACLE-MUSTARD, n. A plant of the genus Thlaspi, whose See ds are used in the ...
TRE'ACLE, n. [L. theriaca; Gr. a wild beast.] 1. The spume of sugar in sugar ref...
TRE'ACHETOUR TRE'ACHOUR, n. A traitor.