"The blue plaid blazer and pressed brown slacks are trig choices for your interview."
"Sandra had a sharp, trig wardrobe that commanded respect."
"The lawn service was hired to trig the landscaping around the neighborhood every month."
Old Norse, late 17th century
In Middle English, "trig" meant "trusty, nimble." It's of Scandinavian origin, and traces back to the Old Norse "tryggr" and Old English "trēowe," both meaning "faithful." It's an adjective that means "neat and tidy in appearance," or it can be a verb for making something neat and tidy. ...
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