Crossword clues for trait
trait
- Green eyes or color blindness, e.g
- Genetic characteristic
- Essential quality
- Curly hair, e.g
- Colorblindness, e.g
- Character-building unit?
- Character part
- Brown eyes or color blindness, e.g
- Brown eyes or blond hair, e.g
- Broad shoulders or long legs, e.g
- Albinism, e.g
- Two different-colored eyes, e.g
- Straight or curly hair, e.g
- Something bred for
- Roman nose, e.g
- Red hair, e.g
- Red hair or blue eyes
- Personality piece
- Personality feature
- Pattern baldness, e.g
- One may be expressed by a gene
- My genius brain or beautiful eyes, e.g
- It helps build character?
- Innate attribute
- Inherited quality
- Inherited characteristic
- Hot temper, e.g
- Heir's acquisition
- Hazel eyes, e.g
- Hair color, to geneticists
- Hair color, for example
- Hair color, e.g
- Green eyes, e.g
- Green eyes or freckles, e.g
- Green eyes or baldness, e.g
- Genetic feature
- Gene determination
- Freckles, for one
- Freckles or red hair, e.g
- Eye color, for instance
- Eye color, e.g
- Distinctive aspect
- Dimples, e.g
- Curly hair, say
- Curly hair or color blindness, e.g
- Common characteristic
- Color-blindness, e.g
- Cleft chin or curly hair, e.g
- Character facet
- Brown eyes, e.g
- Brown eyes or curly hair
- Blue eyes, say
- Blue eyes or hairy legs, e.g
- Blue eyes or curly hair
- Blue eyes or blond hair
- Blonde hair or brown eyes
- Blond hair, for one
- Black hair, e.g
- Baldness, e.g
- Baldness or blue eyes, say
- Aquiline nose, e.g
- Quality
- Characteristic or distinguishing feature
- Mannerism
- It may be dominant or recessive
- Attribute
- Blue eyes or baldness, e.g.
- Property
- Hair color, e.g.
- Hot temper, e.g.
- It may be passed down the line
- Blue eyes or curly hair, say
- Red hair, e.g.
- Blue eyes or dark hair, e.g.
- Albinism, e.g.
- Stubbornness or kindliness, e.g.
- Brown eyes or baldness, e.g.
- Red hair or freckles
- Brown eyes or curly hair, e.g
- Green eyes, e.g.
- Curly hair or hazel eyes
- Hazel eyes or curly hair
- Blue eyes, e.g.
- Hirsuteness, for one
- Hazel eyes, e.g.
- A distinguishing feature of one's personal nature
- Pencil stroke
- Peculiarity
- Feature
- Mark
- Idiosyncrasy
- Lineament
- Courage or cowardice
- Personality part
- Inheritance?
- Characteristic feature
- Stubbornness or kindliness, e.g
- Fresh air in vacated tenement property
- Brown eyes or baldness, e.g
- Blue eyes or baldness, e.g
- Bird embracing hawk-headed god's attribute
- Distinguishing quality
- Distinguishing feature
- Distinctive character of bird artist captured
- Distinctive quality
- Distinguishing attribute
- Distinguishing characteristic
- Curly hair, for one
- Genetic attribute
- Blue eyes, e.g
- Genetic inheritance
- Special quality
- Curly hair or blue eyes
- Brown eyes or red hair, e.g
- Personality facet
- Personal characteristic
- It may be inherited
- Freckles, e.g
- Character piece?
- Personal attribute
- Legacy from mom or dad
- Innate quality
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Trait \Trait\, n. [F., fr. L. tractus, fr. trahere to draw. See Trace, v., and cf. Tract a region, Trace a strap, Tret.]
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A stroke; a touch.
By this single trait Homer makes an essential difference between the Iliad and Odyssey.
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A distinguishing or marked feature; a peculiarity; as, a trait of character.
Note: Formerly pronounced tr[=a], as in French, and still so pronounced to some extent in England.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
late 15c., "shot, missiles;" later "a stroke in drawing, a short line" (1580s), from Middle French trait "line, stroke, feature, tract," from Latin tractus "drawing, drawing out, dragging, pulling," later "line drawn, feature," from past participle stem of trahere "to pull, draw" (see tract (n.1)). Sense of "particular feature, distinguishing quality" in English is first recorded 1752.
Wiktionary
n. 1 an identifying characteristic, habit or trend 2 (context computing programming English) In object-oriented programming, an uninstantiable collection of methods that provides functionality to a class by using the class’s own interface.
WordNet
n. a distinguishing feature of your personal nature
Wikipedia
In computer programming, a trait is a concept used in object-oriented programming, which represents a set of methods that can be used to extend the functionality of a class.
Trait may refer to:
- Phenotypic trait in biology, which involve genes and characteristics of organisms
- Trait (computer programming), a model for structuring object-oriented programs (a template class in the C++ programming language)
- Trait theory in psychology
Trait is the first, and only, EP by the industrial rock/metal band Pailhead. The original EP was released in 1988, containing the first four songs in a slightly different order. When re-released on CD in the early 90's, the group's first single ("I Will Refuse" b/w "No Bunny" 12") was added as a bonus.
Usage examples of "trait".
Gala immediately give me everything they have concerning the allomorph trait eradication and demiclone procedures that they developed for the Haluk.
Are you willing to obtain and hand over to Delegate Efrem Sontag all information pertaining to the allomorph trait eradication and demiclone procedures developed by Galapharma for the Haluk, including details and locations of all clandestine demiclone labs that were or are now in operation, plus the total number of human-Haluk demiclones produced there?
Older studies of Haluk genetics confirm that the altered gene is not present in Haluk possessing the allomorph trait.
Buried deep in the anthracite core of my being is a personal trait so hideous, so confounding, a conceit so terrible in its repercussions, that it makes sodomy, pederasty, and barratry on the high seas seem as tame as a Frances Parkinson Keyes novel.
I was then engaged in tracing the exact mechanism by which macromolecules code for inherited traits.
Generosity was a marked trait of his character, an ennobling principle of his nature, the motive power of his actions, and the mainspring of his life.
Since childhood she had known that she was a berserker and maledight, and had prided herself on having learned to control those traits.
Furthermore a stock in general below mediocrity will occasionally, due to some fortuitous but fortunate combination of traits, give rise to an individual of marked ability or even eminence, who will be able to transmit in some degree that valuable new combination of traits to his or her own progeny.
It was Merdeka who sigma-ized the convergent traits of our times and asymptotically congruentizes with them publication-wise.
It was Merdeka who sigmaized the convergent traits of our times and asymptotically congruentizes with them publication-wise.
The boy needed to be shown now, whilst the misdeed was fresh, that derision is a bad trait for a boy to develop.
Proceedings of the Loomis Foundation, the title: Homogeneity of Traits and Longitudinal Patterns of Encoded Behavior in Monozygotic Twins Separated at Birth.
Perrot knew certain traits of Iberville of which De Casson was ignorant, and the abbe knew many depths which Perrot never even vaguely plumbed.
Contemporary theory, to which I subscribe, by the way, argues that aging is a polygenic trait.
While no pyrogenic species are to be found in the British Isles, despite many attempts on the part of our breeders to induce this most valuable trait, so deadly to our shipping in the persons of the French Flamme-de-Gloire and the Spanish Flecha-del-Fuego, the native Sharpspitter breed is notable for producing a venom to incapacitate its prey.