treble /trebˈl/

1. Triple
2. Threefold
3. In the treble (music)
4. High-pitched

1. That which is triple or threefold
2. Three times as much
3. The highest part, soprano, now esp applied to boys' voices (music)
4. A treble singer, voice, instrument, string, sound, etc
5. High-frequency sound as output from an amplifier, etc
6. The narrow inner ring on a dartboard, or a hit on this
7. A bet involving three horse-races, the stake and winnings from the first being bet on the second, and those from the second on the third
8. The winning of three championships, cups, titles, etc in one season (sport)

To make or become three times as much or many

trebˈleness noun

trebˈly adverb

treble chance noun

A mode of competing in football pools by choosing a number of matches from the fixture list with the aim of including eight score draws among the selection

treble clef noun (music)

The clef in which the G immediately above middle C is placed on the second line of the stave

trebˈle-dated adjective

Living three times as long as man

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