trois
Three in Paris
Trois is the French word for three.
In English, it appears almost exclusively in the phrase ménage à trois—a domestic or sexual arrangement involving three people.
numeral
Sum of one twice
- ternaryConsisting of three parts
- trebleHigh frequency range
- trilateralHaving three sides
- tripartiteConsisting of three parts
music
Dance in three-quarter time
- ensembleUnified group or outfit
- minuetFormal 18th-century dance
- time-signatureRhythmic notation fraction
- meterDevice that measures usage
French
France's chief city
- francophoneNative speaker of French
- baguetteElongated crusty loaf
- SeineMajor French waterway
- chansonFrench vocal composition
Montmartre · Provence · Bordeaux · croissant · pâtisserie · fromage · bistro · haute
three
Sum of one twice
- ternaryConsisting of three parts
- trebleHigh frequency range
- trilateralHaving three sides
tripartite · tertiary · triptych · triathlon · trigram · tercet
waltz
Dance in three-quarter time
- ensembleUnified group or outfit
- minuetFormal 18th-century dance
- time-signatureRhythmic notation fraction
Paris
France's chief city
- francophoneNative speaker of French
- baguetteElongated crusty loaf
- SeineMajor French waterway
chanson · Montmartre · Provence · Bordeaux · croissant · pâtisserie · fromage · bistro · haute · couture
- menage a troisThree-person sexual relationship
- ménage à troisThree-person romantic arrangement