tringle

[tring-guhl]

noun

1. a narrow, straight molding, as a fillet.

Word History and Origins

Origin of tringle¹

1690–1700; < French: curtain rod, rod, alteration of Middle French tingle; compare Middle Dutch tingel lathe

Example Sentences

When you came back, you recorded "Tringle," and then "Mad Love."

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Comet said Tringle had never behaved like an activist investor.

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Many months—and one “tringle”—later, the singer is still in a giving spirit.

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After spending the better part of a decade stuck in a prolonged legal battle with her record label, JoJo made her triumphant return to pop music earlier this year with not one but three singles—a tringle, as she dubbed it.

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Now, she’s following up the dance-heavy clip for “When Love Hurts” with a video for the tringle’s most affecting song, the supercharged ballad “Say Love,” over at BuzzFeed.

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