tri·an·gu·late 
(trī-ănggyə-lāt′)
(trī-ănggyə-lāt′)v. tri·an·gu·lat·ed, tri·an·gu·lat·ing, tri·an·gu·lates
v.tr.
1. To divide into triangles.
2. To survey by triangulation.
3. To make triangular.
4. To measure by using trigonometry.
v.intr.
1. To employ geometric or surveying triangulation.
2. To try to establish a new political position by triangulation.
adj. (trī-ănggyə-lĭt)
1. Of or relating to triangles; triangular.
2. Made up of or marked with triangles.
tri·angu·la′tor n.
- Shah Jahan
- Shahn
- shahtoosh
- shaitan
- shakable
- shake
- shakeable
- shake a leg
- shake a stick at
- shake down
- shakedown
- shaken
- shaken baby syndrome
- shaken infant syndrome
- shake off
- shake out
- shakeout
- shaker
- shake (someone's) tree
- shake someone's tree
- Shakespeare
- Shakespearean
- Shakespeareana
- Shakespearean sonnet
- Shakespearian