triclad
noun
tri·clad ˈtrī-ˌklad 
: any of an order (Tricladida) of turbellarian flatworms (such as a planarian) having an intestine with one anterior and two posterior branches
triclad adjective
Word History
Etymology
New Latin Tricladida, ultimately from tri- + Greek klados branch — more at clad-
First Known Use
1888, in the meaning defined above
- bridge
- bridge bar
- bridge bird
- bridge bracket
- bridge circuit
- bridge coat
- bridge coupler
- bridge crane
- bridge deck
- bridge graft
- bridge guard
- bridge house
- bridge islet
- bridge lamp
- bridge line
- bridge loan
- bridge lock
- bridge of boats
- bridge of sighs
- bridge passage
- bridge pewee
- bridge piece
- bridge plate
- bridge rail
- emptying into