Crossword clues for trike
trike
- Toddler's vehicle
- Rug rat's wheels
- Kid's vehicle
- Kid's carrier
- Tot's ride, briefly
- Toddler's transport
- Sidewalk vehicle
- Kiddie ride
- Wheels in the driveway
- Tyke's ride
- Transportation for a tot
- Tot's wheels, for short
- Tot's three-wheeler, for short
- Three-wheeled motorcycle
- Three-wheel ride
- Ride for Elmo
- Preschooler's wheels
- Playground wheels
- Moppet's transit
- Minor cycle
- Little three-wheeler
- Kiddie wheels
- Junior's transport, briefly
- Five-year-old method of transport, say
- First wheels
- First vehicle, often
- Bike for a tyke
- Big Wheel, e.g
- Balance bike alternative
- Tot's vehicle, for short
- Early mode of transportation
- Tot's transportation
- It's hard to tip
- Early wheels, for short
- Early transport
- Three-wheeler, for short
- Sidewalk racer
- Tot's wheels, informally
- Little shaver's conveyance
- Toy with tassels
- Short ride?
- Tot's three-wheeler, informally
- Toddler's wheels
- A cycle with three wheels
- Three-wheeled vehicle
- Tyke's bike
- Nursery-school purchase
- Work stoppage fails to start — transport for child produced
- Tricycle, in short
- Kid's wheels
- Kid's transport
- Wagon alternative
- Tot rod?
- Playground ride
- Kiddie transport, briefly
- Tyke's transport
- Tot's ride, for short
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
short for tricycle, 1883.
Wiktionary
n. A tricycle. vb. to tricycle; to travel by tricycle.
WordNet
n. a vehicle with three wheels that is moved by foot pedals [syn: tricycle, velocipede]
Wikipedia
Trike may refer to:
Trike is a single released by Australian rock band You Am I in 1997. It was released to make two tracks ("Trike" and "Opportunities") added to the international release of Hourly, Daily available to Australian fans, along with three extra B-sides. "Trike" and "Opportunities" were recorded in late 1996 and replaced "Someone Else's Home" and "Moon Shines on Trubble".
Usage examples of "trike".
More letters flashed in the helmet display, warning that this was the last exit before the border tolls, and she eased the trike sideways into the slower lane.
Trikes and four-wheelers were parked in droves, and mixed among them were a few jeeps and trucks.
It was an oldtype M16 with a triangular stock, left leaning against the trike.
When the light was green, the trikes and four-wheelers would resume their travel.
The trikes and four-wheelers scooted to the sides of the highway, some to the left and some to the right, opening an aisle for the Technic police and the SEAL.
Instead of staring at the SEAL, as any ordinary, curious person would do, the occupants of the trikes and four-wheelers averted their faces, deliberately turning away from the transport.
And the trikes and four-wheelers would be as fleas assaulting a grizzly if they endeavored to impede the SEAL.
The vehicle slewed to the right, its rear end smashing into the row of trikes and bowling them over.
He saw dozens of trikes and four-wheelers crash as they wildly endeavored to avoid the melee.
By dawn tomorrow or the day after that he would pass into Nevada, triking Owyhee first and then Mountain City, and in Mountain City there was a man named Christopher Bradenton who would see that he had a clean car and some clean papers and then the country would come alive in all its glorious possibilities, a body politic with its network of roads embedded in its skin like marvelous capillaries, ready to take him, the dark speck of foreign matter, anywhere or everywhere-heart, liver, lights, brain.
Yes, a trike, grey and silver, with an odd black hobby horses head set between the handlebars.
Suddenly, crazily, be saw Arnie at four, astride a red trike he and Regina had gotten at a rummage sale (Arnie at four had called them 'Momma's rubbage sales').
An old trike, rusting and overturned, hid in that long grass, one wheel sticking up at an angle.