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

trunk call noun

The former name for a long-distance telephone call, involving connection between two centres, a national call

trunk dialling noun

The dialling of trunk telephone calls directly, connections not being made by an operator

trunkˈfish noun

The coffer-fish

trunk hose or trunk breeches plural noun

Full breeches reaching from waist to mid-thigh, worn in the 16c and early 17c

trunk line noun

The main line of a railway, canal, gas or oil pipeline, telephone system, etc

trunkˈ-mail noun (obsolete)

A travelling trunk

trunk maker noun

A maker of travelling trunks

trunk road noun

A main road, esp one administered by central authority

trunkˈsleeve noun (Shakespeare)

A puffed sleeve

trunkˈwork noun (Shakespeare)

Clandestine visiting in a trunk