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trivalry 


tri-val-ry trahy-vuh l-ree
-noun, plural-ries

1. One who attempts to equal or surpass another, while attempting to surpass a third party as well, or who pursues the same object as the other two; a competitor.
2. One that equals or almost equals another and/or a third entity in a particular respect.
3. the action, position, or relation of a rival or rivals; competition: trivalry between Calgary, Edmonton and Vancouver.
The trivalry between Calgary, Edmonton and Vancouver tenses up as all three teams fight for a playoff spot.
trivalry by awildermode March 1, 2008
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Twivalry 

A rivalry between two or more users of twitter
@gray_dbdotcom and @schube13 have a twivalry developing.
Twivalry by Gary The Ghost December 11, 2009
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