Similar words: entrenched, trench, retrench, entrench, drencher, trenchant, drenched, trenchancy. Meaning: ['trentʃə(r)] 
n. 1. someone who digs trenches 2. a wooden board or platter on which food is served or carved.
n. 1. someone who digs trenches 2. a wooden board or platter on which food is served or carved. 
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1. She complained that Mrs. Trencher was a tireless and aggressive gossip.
2. Full automatically Controlled LC-2 Trencher was developed according to geological conditions of the dike of medium lower reaches in Yangtze River.
3. A trencher is the necessary equipment for ocean pipeline installation.
4. A jet trencher is the necessary equipment for ocean pipeline installation.
5. He that wait for another's trencher eat many a late dinner.
6. Here's our reporter, Lynne Trencher, to tell us why many people regard the job as one of the most difficult in retailing. Hello, Lynne.
7. Troops were also called for meals by certain drum pieces such as "Peas on a Trencher",(Sentence dictionary) or " Roast Beef".
8. In pipeline construction, traditional explosive trenching method has been applied in stonework section. Caterpillar rock trencher will play an important role in practical pipeline laying process.
9. As is seen in the cartoon, the graduate with a trencher cap in his head is at a cross of his life, not knowing which road he should take.
10. It was dark and it would have been difficult to recognize anyone , but because one of them, walking toward the corner, had a dachshund on a leash, it could have been Trencher.
11. So the Magician fell upon him, and beat him, and set before him an empty trencher, and said, 'Eat, ' and an empty cup, and said, 'Drink, ' and flung him again into the dungeon.
12. The baccalaureate gown is not beautiful at all, but it's necessary to take a picture in it with the people who strive with you, then throw the trencher cap into air.
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