The dictionary defines "trivia" as: Insignificant or inessential matters; trifles.
A collection of insignificant or obscure items, details, or information - little known or rare facts.
Plural of trivium - grammar, logic, and rhetoric, three of the seven
liberal arts that formed the basis of medieval university study,
traditionally considered to be less important than the other four.
Trivia (in Roman religion) was Hecate - so called because she was the goddess of the crossroads.
Goddess Diana was also so called because she had three faces, Luna in heaven, Diana on earth, and Hecate in hell.
Something of small importance. Currently being used a lot on the web to note some non-important facts about something/someone.
trivia is already in a plural form. its singular form is trivium.
Most reputable newspapers are focused on delivering important and relative information to people, whereas gossip magazines rely more on the trivia of celebrities lives.
one who gathers trivia It can also mean a person who gathers seeds.
Did you know that the show "Whose Line is it anyway?" is actually an English show that was shot in the United Kingdom, regardless of its popularity in the US?
stipulative definition is stipulative definition
knowledge of insignificant importance.
The Farlex Trivia Dictionary was not able to be found. The definition of tired is an exhaustion of strength of energy and or fatigued. Also being impatient or bored.
trivia? do u mean like trivia games or what? cause if ur talking about trivia games you could always search for it or make your own trivia game
Answer trivia Answer trivia
details about facts of a trivia..
trivia in trigonomtry
The answer to the trivia question in the mission Hawksbill's Trivia is, "a fierce storm."
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Laurel Winter has written: 'Minnesota Trivia (Trivia Fun) (Trivia Fun)' 'Minnesota trivia' -- subject(s): Miscellanea, Questions and answers
African or European trivia?