Trials

What do we mean by trials?

An opportunity to test something out; a test.

Appearance at judicial court in order to be examined.

A difficult or annoying experience.

A tryout to pick members of a team.

A piece of ware used to test the heat of a kiln.

An internal examination set by Eton College.

A sport in which sportsmen on modified bicycles attempt to navigate over and across a variety of obstacles, from rocks to cars, using a combination and variation of moves, such as bunny hops, endos and pedal kicks. The standard Trials bike has is strong, and more importantly light, with sharp brakes, bomb-proof wheels and a low frame with with bars for maximum manouverabilty. Trials is the only true bike sport, and Trials riders are elite to other sell-out bikers like BMXers and other fags who hang around on the streets these days, getting in our way. Urban Dictionary

In graal terms - a temporary account that gets reset on every log off. Urban Dictionary

What one should yell before delivering a kick to a person's crotch. Urban Dictionary

When you are about to blow a brutal kick to the crotch, the more proper way is to scream it. The yell to this kick is more commonly used for males, but can also be used on females. (A practice of trial of the dragon shown on the gif) Urban Dictionary

When you attempt to do something, then panic because you realize you're about to hurt or humiliate yourself. Urban Dictionary

When one of your friends from a group of 16 friends gets murdered and 3 people discover the body, a hot girl controlling a godly powerful mechanical bear will appear out of nowhere, give you a 'monokuma file' and force you to do a class trial after a few hours. In the class trial you will guess who the murderer is (it can't be the bear) and force the bear to execute the murderer (aka, 'blackened') Urban Dictionary

A college or high school club offered to those tough, dedicated , and intelligent indivisuals who like a bit of a challenge. For the most part, it is a club where one participates in a fake case as either an attorney or witness. It is extremely time consuming , exhausting, but all the while worth it to those awesome enough to handle it. Urban Dictionary

In Scandinavian countries, to legally become an adult here you have to pass a trial associated with one of the gods. Three common ones are: 1.Every town square has a model of Thor’s hammer. If one boy or two girls are able to carry it around the square, they pass Thor’s Trial and become Disciples of Thor. They are successful as everything from coal miners to cannon fodder on the battlefield. 2.If you’re able to defeat the village elder in a game of intellect, like chess, you pass Odin’s Trial. Some of the hipper elders accept games like Starcraft and Magic the Gathering. The Disciples of Odin are often thought to all be nerds, but actually they have significant numbers of geeks as well. 3.If you pass one of the other trials by cheating, and it’s later admitted or discovered, you pass Loki’s Trial. The Disciples of Loki often go on to become successful businessmen and politicians, which ensures we don’t get laughed at for having really stupid people making terrible deals. Urban Dictionary

One way to solve a problem. A person will try something, get it wrong, learn from the mistakes, try again, and hopefully eventually get it right. Many great ideas and inventions were devised through the process of trial and error. Urban Dictionary

Where 15 or less students find the murdered (aka 'blackened) Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to trials:
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Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word trials:
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Words that rhyme with trials:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe trials:
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Consonant match to trials:
trolls, trails, trills, trawls, trowels, troy hills.

Words that sound like trials:
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