tringle Sentence Examples
- The wooden tringle creaked ominously as the door swung open.
- She held the tringle firmly, using it as a pointer during her presentation.
- The carpenter used a tringle to measure the length of the window frame.
- The children played a lively game of "tringle toss," throwing the sticks at each other.
- The metal tringle clanked against the table as she dropped it.
- The tringle served as a rudimentary ladder, allowing them to reach the roof.
- The sculptor carefully carved the delicate tringle into the marble, adding intricate details.
- The tringle cast an elongated shadow on the wall, creating an eerie atmosphere.
- She snapped the tringle in half, symbolizing her determination to break free from her constraints.
- The tringle provided a sturdy handle for the heavy suitcase.
tringle Meaning
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tringle (n.)
A curtain rod for a bedstead.
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A curtain rod for a bedstead.
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The wooden tringle creaked ominously as the door swung open.
She held the tringle firmly, using it as a pointer during her presentation.
The carpenter used a tringle to measure the length of the window frame.
The children played a lively game of "tringle toss," throwing the sticks at each other.
