tranche 
(träɴsh)
(träɴsh)n.
1. A portion of a total, especially of a block of assets such as cash or securities: the riskiest tranche of the bond offering; money delivered in two tranches.
2. A cut or slice of meat: a tranche of sirloin.
[French, slice, tranche, from Old French trenche, slice, from trenchier, to slice, cut; see TRENCH.]
- mass spectrometer
- mass spectrometry
- mass spectroscope
- mass spectroscopy
- mass spectrum
- massy
- massé
- mast
- mast
- mast-
- mast-
- mastaba
- mastabah
- mast cell
- mastectomy
- master
- master-at-arms
- master bedroom
- master chief petty officer
- master class
- masterdom
- masterful
- masterfully
- masterfulness
- master gunnery sergeant