troch
/troʊk/Definitions
1. noun
A toothed wheel or cogwheel, especially one in the mechanism of a watch or clock.
“The antique clock’s intricate mechanism included a delicate troch that rotated to display the time.”
2. noun
In anatomy, a small toothed wheel, especially one in the mechanism of the ear or the inner ear.
“The doctor examined the patient’s ear, noting the presence of a small troch in the inner ear.”
3. noun
A short, narrow piece of bread, especially one cut from a loaf to be served with a meal.
“The appetizer consisted of a plate of assorted breads, including small, crusty trochs.”