adjective |
1. In good or neat order. |
2. In good physical condition; fit; slim. |
3. Having lines, edges, or forms of neat and pleasing simplicity. See Synonyms at neat1. |
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adverb |
1. In a trim manner. |
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noun |
1. State of order, arrangement, or appearance; condition: in good trim. |
2. A condition of good health or fitness. |
3. Exterior ornamentation, such as moldings or framework, on a building or vehicle. |
4. Decoration or ornament, as for clothing. |
5. Material used in commercial window displays. |
6. Dress or equipment. |
7. Excised or rejected material, such as film that has been cut in editing. Often used in the plural. |
8. Personal quality; character. |
9. A cutting or clipping to make neat: My hair needs a trim. |
10. Nautical The readiness of a vessel for sailing with regard to ballast, sails, and yards. |
11. Nautical The balance of a ship. |
12. Nautical The difference between the draft at the bow and at the stern. |
13. The position of an aircraft relative to its horizontal axis. |
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verb-intransitive |
1. Nautical To be in or retain equilibrium. |
2. Nautical To make sails and yards ready for sailing. |
3. To affect or maintain cautious neutrality. |
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verb-transitive |
1. To make neat or tidy by clipping, smoothing, or pruning: trimmed his moustache. |
2. To remove (excess) by cutting: trim a budget. |
3. To remove the excess from by or as if by cutting: trimmed off the rotten wood. |
4. To ornament; decorate. |
5. Informal To thrash; beat. |
6. Informal To defeat soundly. |
7. Informal To cheat. |
8. Informal To rebuke; scold. |
9. Nautical To adjust (the sails and yards) so that they receive the wind properly. |
10. Nautical To balance (a ship) by shifting its cargo or contents. |
11. To balance (an aircraft) in flight by regulating the control surfaces and tabs. |
12. To furnish or equip. |
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