Meanings
- not comparableOccurring, published, or payable three times a quarter (or every three months).
[...] at College, Oxford University ... a triquarterly arts magazine.
2006, Craig Raine, T.S. Eliot, page 2052 more examples
Theater is a triquarterly publication of Duke University Press available in November 2000. and the Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre.
2000, Tom Sellar, “Theater 100 Years of Kurt Weill”, in Lingua Franca, page 53Hearn has been too long peering through the magnifying glass of The Baum Bugle, the triquarterly publication of the International Wizard of Oz Club, “founded in 1957 by thirteen-year-old Justin G. Schiller.”
2007, John Updike, “Oz is Us”, in Literary Fiction, page 261
- not comparableThree times a year.
The board meets triquarterly.
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