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Trunk

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Meaning

Noun

  • Part of a body.
  • The usually
    ,
    part of a
    , between the
    and the branches.
  • The torso.
  • In Animal body parts & Elephants:
  • Part of a body.
  • The
    ,
    , nose-like
    of an
    such as a
    , a
    or especially an
    . The
    of various
    s might be
    to
    and
    ,
    the
    , or be
    ,
    the
    , or be a
    for
    ,
    ,
    and
    the
    .
  • A container.
  • A large
    ,
    , or
    for
    or
    personal
    , usually with a
    , often
    , and
    at each end, so that
    it
    two
    to
    a
    trunk.
  • A
    or
    usually
    with
    ,
    , or
    , or sometimes
    ,
    , or
    , for
    or
    es or other goods.
  • In American English, Canadian English, Automotive & Auto parts:
  • A container.
  • The
    of a sedan/saloon-style car.
  • In Automotive:
  • A container.
  • A
    behind the
    of a motorcycle.
  • In American English & Telecommunications:
  • A
    for
    of some kind.
  • A
    between
    or other
    equipment.
  • A
    for
    of some kind.
  • A
    or
    , or a
    two or more decks.
  • A long, large
    ,
    , or
    ,
    or
    , for various
    ,
    to a
    or to a
    , water to a
    ,
    to an
    , etc.
  • A long
    through which
    of
    ,
    , etc; are
    by the
    of the
    . A
    hooter
  • In Mining:
  • A
    for
    of some kind.
  • A
    or
    in which
    are
    from the
    in which they are contained.
  • In Software engineering & Trees:
    In
    under
    : the most current
    , from which the
    (so-called "trunk
    ") are compiled.
    In Transport:
  • The
    or body of anything.
  • A
    in a
    ,
    ,
    , or
    system.
  • In Architecture:
  • The
    or body of anything.
  • The part of a
    between the
    and
    ,
    to the
    of a column.
  • The
    or body of anything.
    A large
    the
    of a
    , of
    to
    one
    the
    to be
    to the
    , and the
    to
    within the
    to the
    , thus making the
    more compact.
    In Elephants:
    Short for
    trunks.

    Verb

    To
    ; to
    ; to truncate.
    In Mining:
    To
    (ores) from the
    in which they are
    ,
    a trunk.
    In Telecommunications:
    To provide
    network access to
    by
    a set of
    ,
    ,
    , or frequencies.

    Name

    A
    from German.
    Sourced from
    Wiktionary

    Origin

    trunk
    English
    arrow
    trunke
    Middle English (1100-1500)
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    tronc
    Old French (842-ca. 1400)
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    truncus
    Latin
    Sourced from
    Etym
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