TRUSSED Meaning and
Definition
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Trussed is an adjective commonly used to describe an object or person that has been firmly bound or secured using ropes, straps, or other binding materials. It refers to the state of being tightly fastened or fixed in place, typically to restrict movement or ensure stability. The process of trussing involves tying individual elements together to create a cohesive and robust structure.
In the context of construction or engineering, trussed often refers to a framework comprising interconnected components that work together to support and distribute loads. These trusses are commonly used in bridge construction, roof systems, or other architectural applications where strength and stability are crucial.
When used to describe a person, trussed can imply that the individual's limbs are tied together, restraining their movements. This may be for functional purposes, such as during medical procedures or physical therapy, or for symbolic reasons, such as in some forms of bondage or restraint practices.
Trussed can also be seen in the culinary world, particularly when preparing poultry. It involves tying together the wings and legs of a bird using twine or string to maintain a compact shape during cooking. This not only ensures even cooking but also improves presentation.
Overall, trussed commonly refers to the act of securely binding or connecting elements together, whether in construction, medical, culinary, or other contexts.
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To truss up, to make close or tight.
Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
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Etymology of TRUSSED
The word "trussed" has its origins in Middle English. It is derived from the Old French word "trosser", which meant "to pack up" or "to bundle". This Old French term, in turn, can be traced back to the Vulgar Latin word "torsare", meaning "to twist". The idea behind the term is that when something is "trussed", it is tightly bound or packaged together, typically by tying or fastening. In modern usage, "trussed" is most commonly associated with the method of tying or fastening poultry or meat for cooking.
Similar spelling words for TRUSSED
- dryest,
- traced,
- Terezita,
- TARSEAD,
- daresaid,
- Durst,
- full-dressed,
- ill-dressed,
- dearest,
- trusty,
- Tersita,
- DRSTO,
- triced,
- trostle,
- truste,
- badly-dressed,
- daresayed,
- Tristy,
- truest,
- tracked,
- cross-dressed,
- tarsiidae,
- Drowsed,
- Dorsad,
- troost,
- drysuit,
- darst,
- Triacid,
- un-dressed,
- trust-busting,
- TriSweet,
- Trisdale,
- over-dressed,
- triest,
- Trysta,
- under-dressed,
- droste,
- TRSTA,
- Drest,
- drozd,
- Tryste,
- anti-trust,
- tressette,
- TRISD,
- tarriest,
- tourista,
- re-traced,
- Drused,
- trustee-beneficiary relation,
- half-dressed,
- drozdy,
- Drasty,
- teariest,
- truster,
- Co-trustee,
- Terest,
- trestle,
- dewhurst,
- torcida,
- well-dressed,
- tourist-oriented,
- tourist-guide,
- Driest,
- trustiness,
- best-dressed,
- Self-trust,
- brain-trust,
- un-truest,
- terzet,
- Teresita,
- un-drest,
- trustier,
- touristy,
- trust,
- tursday,
- trsat,
- Torosity,
- dis-trust,
- Trowsed,
- TRHST,
- trieste,
- dorst,
- drost,
- tierced,
- un-trusty,
- diresta,
- trusted,
- Top-dressed,
- dourest,
- top-drest,
- un-trustier,
- Triazide,
- dressed-up,
- Torsade,
- Hammer-dressed,
- turista,
- terzetto,
- pre-dorset,
- triozidae,
- mis-trust,
- re-dressed,
- dressed,
- trised,
- drizzt,
- direst,
- dis-tressed,
- trustee,
- Terraced,
- diarist,
- Trist,
- toriest,
- dorsett,
- Trista,
- drozda,
- tarsioidea,
- in-trust,
- Terasita,
- tourist,
- raven-tressed,
- Tiercet,
- Dorset,
- tourist-friendly,
- DRISDE,
- tryst,
- Tressed,
- tricity,
- TRST,
- trousdale,
- trust-fund,
- tragedy,
- tercet,
- Triste,
- tourist-class.
Conjugate verb Trussed
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