treble
101treble clef — tre′ble clef n. mad a musical sign that locates the G above middle C, placed on the second line of the staff, counting up; G clef …
102treble clef — /trɛbəl ˈklɛf/ (say trebuhl klef) noun a sign on a music score which indicates the G above middle C, placed on the second line of the stave, counting upwards …
103treble costs — See cost …
104treble damages — Multiple damages awarded under statutory authority for certain classes of wrongs, some courts regarding the excess of the award over the amount of injury actually sustained as an extraordinary liability imposed by way of penalty, others regarding …
105treble penalty — A sentence imposed upon one convicted as an habitual criminal equal to three times that imposed for a first offense. Anno: 58 ALR 99, s. 82 ALR 379, 116 ALR 236 …
106treble damages — noun three times the amount that a court would normally find the injured party entitled to • Hypernyms: ↑punitive damages, ↑exemplary damages, ↑smart money …
107treble recorder — noun a small fipple flute with four finger holes and two thumb holes • Syn: ↑flageolet, ↑shepherd s pipe • Hypernyms: ↑fipple flute, ↑fipple pipe, ↑recorder, ↑vertical flute • Hy …
108treble viol — noun : a 6 stringed viol made an octave higher than the bass viol and used chiefly in ensemble playing called also descant viol …
109treble superphosphate — noun see superphosphate …
110The Treble — is a term in association football that refers to a club winning their country s top tier league, primary domestic cup and continental level cup competition in the same season. In general, these may be referred to as the European Treble (often… …
