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trisonant
trisonant adj.
Brit. 
/ˈtrʌɪsənənt/
, /ˈtrʌɪsənənt/U.S. /ˈtraɪsənənt/
sounding in three ways; in quot. loosely, comprising three classes of vocal sounds./ˈtraɪsənənt/ΘΚΠ
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trisonant1876
1876 T. Le M. Douse Grimm's Law xlvii. 97 The priority of any one of the known tri-sonant systems over the others is untenable.
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as lemmas
- to overgo one's bed
- to overgo the balance
- to overplay one's hand
- to overrun the constable
- to overrun the etc
- to overrun the one's creditors
- to overshoot the mark
- to overstand one's market
- to overstand one'the market
- to overstay one's welcome
- to overstep the line
- to overstep the mark
- to overthwart
- to owe a big one
- to owe a grudge
- to owe a knee
- to owe a on wield
- to owe a person's i-wald
- to owe a person's iwald
- to owe a thing i-wald
- to owe a thing iwald
- to owe a wold
- to owe i-wald
- to owe it to oneself
- to owe it to oneself to do something