traject
verb
tra·ject trə-ˈjekt 
trajected; trajecting; trajects
transitive verb
: transmit
trajection
trə-ˈjek-shən
noun 
Word History
Etymology
Latin trajectus, past participle of traicere
First Known Use
1657, in the meaning defined above
- pinnular
- pinnulas
- pinnulate
- pinnulated
- pinnule
- pinnules
- pinny
- pinnywinkles
- pinocampheol
- pinoche
- raspberry beetle
- raspberry bug
- raspberry cane borer
- raspberry cane maggot
- raspberry curl
- raspberry fruit worm
- raspberry glacé
- raspberry jamwood
- raspberry mosaic
- raspberry red
- raspberry root borer
- raspberry root rot
- raspberry rose
- raspberry sawfly
- raspberry streak