1) Any tom, dick and harry 2) Asian-American gang 3) Base for a jazz chord 4) Basic chord 5) Basic musical chord 6) Ceg in c major 7) Certain chord 8) Chinese mafia 9) Chinese secret society 10) Chinese street gang 11) Chord 12) Chord of three tones 13) Chord type 14) Chord with three tones 15) Chinese secret society
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1) Chord 2) Harmony 3) Tercet 4) Tern 5) Ternion 6) Terzetto 7) Three 8) Threesome 9) Trey 10) Trilogy 11) Trimurti 12) Trine 13) Trinity 14) Trio 15) Triplet 16) Triplicity 17) Triumvirate
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a group of three.
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a group of three; used to describe the 3-flowered umbels found in some Loranthaceae
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• (n.) The common chord, consisting of a tone with its third and fifth, with or without the octave. • (n.) An element or radical whose valence is three. • (n.) A union of three; three objects treated as one; a ternary; a trinity; as, a triad of deities. • (n.) A chord of three notes.
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a social group with three members
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1. Europe, North America, and Japan. 2. The EU, the U.S., and Japan.
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(from the article `China`) A new form of social organization, based on sworn brotherhood, emerged among male sojourners in southeast China in the late 18th century. The Triad ...
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(from the article `Egyptian religion`) The most common grouping, principally in the New Kingdom and later, was the triad. The archetypal triad of Osiris, Isis, and Horus exhibits the ...
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(from the article `muscle`) In most vertebrates each transverse tubule has two cisternae closely associated with it, forming a three-element complex called a triad. The number ...
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a cluster of three, as spikelets of Hordeum or Hilaria
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A group of three elements whose chemical and physical properties aresomewhat related.
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A three-note chord with intervals of thirds in root inversions
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(tri´ad) an element with a valence of three. a group of three similar bodies, or a complex composed of three items or units.
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A collection of three ideas, concepts, or deities loosely connected--as opposed to a pure trinity in
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(= triad junction) The junction between the T tubules and the sarcoplasmic reticulum in striated muscle.
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a group of three rings, usually red, white (or yellow) and black, encircling (or nearly so) the body of a snake and repeating for the length of the body, usually Coral Snakes, milk snakes and mountain kingsnakes.
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A three-note chord.
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A triad is an association of three kindred or correlated deities. In ancient Egypt, cycles of this type usually arose out of the association with the chief local god of other deities; in some instances the members were deemed to stand in the relationship of father, mother and child. Such were the Theban triad of Amen, Nut and Khons; the Memphite of...
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A color scheme based on three colors equally spaced from each other on the color wheel—for example, yellow, red, and blue.
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(1) Concretely, a chord of three notes - the root, 3rd and 5th - played together in close position in one of the three inversions. (2) Abstractly, a chord with a root, 3rd and 5th but no 7th. Might be decorated with the 6th or 9th. Triadic harmony is characteristic of Dixieland and rock.
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A unit of quantity equal to three. See also: Triple.
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noun a set of three similar things considered as a unit
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a three-note chord, consisting of two thirds.
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According to Georg Simmel, a group composed of three people.
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