1. Anything, as a caldron or altar, supported by three legs; specially, the seat over the altar on which the priestess of Apollo and the sibyls in ancient times were placed, to render oracles.

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

• tripy,
• triond,
• trighd,
• driped,
• tribed,
• tript,
• stripd,
• driod,
• triedd,
• triped,
• tripin,
• trypod,
• sriped,
• triied,
• triop,
• traped,
• tripo,
• trpped,
• trioed,
• triyed

• tripodi,
• trip out,
• treptow,
• trepidly,
• trapped,
• trap door,
• trepid.

The adjective form of the word "tripod" is "tripodal".

The plural of the "tripod" can be the "tripods".

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