Associations to the word «Trencher»
Noun
- Platter
- Napkin
- Spoon
- Blight
- Diner
- Bread
- Mutton
- Braid
- Gown
- Utensil
- Loaf
- Dripping
- Mug
- Meat
- Stew
- Slice
- Pot
- Dish
- Ale
- Trench
- Phoebe
- Plate
- Tong
- Sauce
- Chunk
- Salt
- Lace
- Chaplain
- Knife
- Hearth
- Laying
- Meal
- Pork
- Tractor
- Digging
- Bowl
- Wine
- Bucket
- Cloth
- Table
- Stole
- Hound
- Vine
- Supper
- Cap
- Sleeve
- Cake
- Ate
- Kitchen
- Fed
- Collar
- Guest
- Farm
- Food
- Comic
- Wear
- Bite
- Finishing
- Chancellor
- Bachelor
- Siege
- Staring
- Graduate
- Bottle
- Dinner
- Colour
- Split
Adjective
Wiktionary
TRENCHER, noun. (archaic) A long plate on which food is served and/or cut.
TRENCHER, noun. One who trenches; especially, one who cuts or digs ditches.
TRENCHER, noun. A machine for digging trenches.
Dictionary definition
TRENCHER, noun. Someone who digs trenches.
TRENCHER, noun. A wooden board or platter on which food is served or carved.
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