trunk /trungk/

1. The stem of a tree
2. The body of an animal apart from head and limbs
3. The body generally
4. A main line of road, railway, telephone, etc
5. A junction circuit between telephone exchanges (US)
6. The main body of anything
7. The shaft of a column
8. The body of a pedestal
9. A chest or box, esp for travelling or for storing things
10. A box for fish
11. A box-like channel, trough, shaft, conduit or chute
12. A tube
13. A speaking tube
14. A telescope (obsolete)
15. A pea-shooter (obsolete)
16. A large hollow piston
17. A proboscis
18. Same as bus (computing)
19. (in pl) the game of trou-madame
20. (in pl) trunk hose, also breeches, esp those worn on the stage over tights
21. (in pl) pants worn for sports, swimming, etc
22. The luggage compartment of a car, the boot (N American)

truncˈal adjective

1. Relating to the trunk
2. Principal

trunked adjective

1. Having a trunk
2. Truncated, beheaded (Spenser)
3. Relating to radio trunking

trunkˈful noun (pl trunkˈfuls)

As much as will fill a trunk

trunkˈing noun

1. Casing
2. A system of sharing a number of radio channels among a number of users of mobile (eg car) radio communication systems, the users being able to use any channel which is free at any given time

trunkˈless adjective

• spaniolizes
• spaniolizing
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