Definition of: trindle

(trin′dəl) noun
1. One of several forked pieces of wood or metal between the cords and boards of a book to flatten its front and back edges before cutting.
2. Brit. Dial. A wheel, especially of a barrow.
3. A large wooden tub.
—v.t.
1. Brit. Dial. To trundle; roll.
—v.i. Brit. Dial.
2. To travel easily and rapidly.
3. To roll; advance by rolling. Also trin′tle (-təl). [ME trindel, var. of OE trendel a circle]