trigon
noun
tri·gon ˈtrī-ˌgän 
: triplicity sense 1
Word History
Etymology
Latin trigonum, from Greek trigōnon, from neuter of trigōnos triangular, from tri- + gōnia angle — more at -gon
First Known Use
1563, in the meaning defined above
- shift oneself
- shift pedal
- shift the balance of power
- shift the goalposts
- shift/tip/tilt the balance of power
- shiftability
- shiftable
- shifted
- shifter
- shifter fork
- shifters
- shiftful
- shiftier
- shiftiest
- shiftilier
- shiftiliest
- shiftily
- shiftiness
- shiftinesses
- shifting
- shifting accent
- shifting backstay
- shifting boards
- shifting executory devise
- shifting pedal