Trench

Meaning

Noun

●

A long,

or

the ground.

●

In Military:

A

as used in

, as a

for

or

forces.

●

In Archaeology:

A

, usually

with

and

,

during an

investigation.

●

A

coat.

Verb

●

To

, especially

the

or the exclusive

of another; to encroach.

●

In Military:

To

an

for

of

and or

, usually

to the

toward the enemy.

●

In Archaeology:

To

an

and often

pit.

●

To have

; to

or tend.

●

To

; to form or

by

; to make by

,

, etc.

●

To

or

in.

●

To

or

very

, usually by

in

,

each from the next.

Name

●

A

of Telford, Telford and Wrekin

, Shropshire, England (OS

SJ6912).

●

A

surname.

Sourced from

Origin

trench

English

trenchier

Old French (842-ca. 1400)

Sourced from

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Rhymes

Dog Bone Wrench

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