1. A wooden plate to cut meat on at table; food; pleasures of the table.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• treacher,
• treanches,
• treasher,
• tresher,
• trence,
• trenchs,
• treachea,
• tracher,
• trnches,
• trenched,
• trenche,
• trenchee,
• trenchere,
• trencer,
• trencher,
• drencer,
• Drensher,
• Plencher,
• Treachar,
• treachor

• trenchfoot,
• transferase,
• Trinkle,
• trenchant,
• transcribed,
• transferrer,
• trance,
• terence,
• trench coat,
• transferral,
• truancy,
• trinuclear,
• transferrin,
• trench,
• trinectes,
• transcript,
• trenchancy,
• transferee,
• transversus,
• Transue,
• transverse,
• transfer,
• transcend,
• trench foot,
• trencherman,
• trenchantly,
• transcriber,
• trounce,
• trinucleate,
• transversal,
• transdermic,
• transferer,
• tranche,
• transdermal,
• transferor,
• transcribe,
• truncheon.

The adjective form of the word "trencher" is "trenchant".

The plural of the "trencher" can be the "trenchers".

The singular of the "trencher" can be the "trencher".