trime

[ trahym ]

noun

1. a former silver three-cent coin of the U.S., issued from 1851 to 1873.

Word History and Origins

Origin of trime¹

Perhaps tri- + (di)me

Example Sentences

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From Time

So they gott coopers to trime, I know not how many tune of cask, and being made tight and fastened to her at low-water, they boyed her up; and then with many hands hald her on shore in a conveniente place wher she might be wrought upon; and then hired sundrie carpenters to work upon her, and other to saw planks, and at last fitted her & got her home.

From Project Gutenberg

But here by the way let me show, how afterward it was found yt the leaknes of this ship was partly by being over masted, and too much pressed with sayles; for after she was sould & put into her old trime, she made many viages & performed her service very sufficiently, to ye great profite of her owners.

From Project Gutenberg

We put in hear to trime her, & I thinke, as others also, if we had stayed at sea but 3. or 4. howers more, shee would have sunke right downe.

From Project Gutenberg