trig

He kamed their hair, and washed the bit faces and hands, and keepit them aye as trig and clean as their ain mither could hae dune.

Ballymena is a smart looking place, trig and trim, thriving and well-liking, a place to look upon and live.

She was wearing tailor-mades, with a trig hat to match, when she opened the door of her entry hall for Mullinix.

Mrs. Lunn fluttered a little on her perch at the sight of him, and then settled herself quietly, as trig and demure as ever.

But, under the cool, keen regard of the trig maid, of course he upset the milk.

Captain Dick holloed out, 'Why don't you trig down the clack?'

They found themselves in the midst of a fleet of trig catboats, yawls and splendid motor yachts.

The trig little sail-boat turned out to be a respectable yacht, steam, at that.

Her education had not proceeded to calculus, and her trig was too far behind her for quick recollection of what sine waves were.

The schooner was as newly painted and trig as if fresh from the ways.