tryst
11tryst — *rendezvous, assignation, *engagement, appointment, date …
12tryst — [n] meeting during a love affair appointment, assignation, date, engagement, meet, meeting, rendezvous, union; concepts 375,384 …
13tryst — [trist] n. [ME triste, var. of tristre < OFr, hunting station, hence hunting rendezvous < ?] 1. an appointment to meet at a specified time and place, esp. one made secretly by lovers 2. a) a meeting held by appointment b) the place of such… …
14tryst — n. 1) to keep a tryst 2) a tryst with * * * [tr(a)ɪst] a tryst with to keep a tryst …
15tryst — mis·tryst; tryst·er; tryst; …
16tryst — [[t]trɪst, traɪst[/t]] n. 1) an appointment to meet at a certain time and place, esp. one made secretly by lovers 2) an appointed meeting 3) Also called tryst′ing place . an appointed place of meeting 4) to arrange a tryst • Etymology: 1325–75;… …
17tryst — n. & v. archaic n. 1 a time and place for a meeting, esp. of lovers. 2 such a meeting (keep a tryst; break one s tryst). v.intr. (foll. by with) make a tryst. Derivatives: tryster n. Etymology: ME, = obs. trist (= TRUST) f. OF triste an appointed …
18tryst — 1. noun /trɪst/ A prearranged meeting or assignation, now especially between lovers to meet at a specific place and time. If someone trusts you, what is lost if you betray that trust? As Scarlett is tempted to see it, sometimes nothing at all. If …
19tryst — UK [trɪst] / US noun [countable] Word forms tryst : singular tryst plural trysts literary a secret meeting between two people who are having a romantic relationship …
20tryst — interj. vlg. 1. susitriedimui nusakyti: Tryst į kelnes atsisėdęs Krš. Tiktai tryst vieną kartą – ka pasiuto triesti kaip žaltys Trk. Vilkas tryst tryst ištriedė visus [oželius] (ps.) Grv. 2. superdimui nusakyti: Pro bitis eidamas tryst pasmirdo,… …
