Associations to the word «Trilling»
Noun
- Lionel
- Lark
- Whittaker
- Diana
- Humming
- Nightingale
- Intellectual
- Authenticity
- Frog
- Sincerity
- Freud
- Whistle
- Thrush
- Harcourt
- Hiss
- Bellow
- Mccarthy
- Hawthorn
- Zoe
- Chambers
- Bird
- Brace
- Essay
- Columbia
- Critic
- Irving
- Claire
- Preface
- Laugh
- Sang
- Harp
- Jacques
- Howe
- Lawrence
- Imagination
- Mann
- Bloom
- Sound
- Criticism
- Roger
- Call
- Edmund
- Noise
- Alfred
- Voice
- Laughter
- Cry
- Marcus
- Alarm
- Bell
- Arnold
- Literature
- Throat
- Insect
- Sheep
- Sweet
- Daniel
- Lecture
- Cricket
- Calling
- Fragment
- Anderson
- Sing
- Matthew
- Novel
- Stream
- Silence
- Poetry
- Philip
- Journey
- Finger
- Poet
- Professor
- Author
- Mark
- Wilson
Adjective
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Wiktionary
TRILLING, verb. Present participle of trill
TRILLING, noun. (obsolete) One of three children born at the same birth; a triplet.
TRILLING, noun. (crystallography) A compound crystal consisting of three individuals.
Dictionary definition
TRILLING, noun. United States literary critic (1905-1975).
Wise words
The chief difference between words and deeds is that words
are always intended for men for their approbation, but deeds
can be done only for God.