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Trey is a three in cards, dice, or dominoes, similar to the more familiar ace for one and deuce for two. It comes from Old French treis, meaning three.

It can refer to a nickname for those who are the third of their name. For example, this is William Henry Gates III's nickname within his family.

Others with the name or nickname "Trey" include:

• Trey Anastasio, American guitarist, composer and singer, lead guitarist of Phish
• Trey Azagthoth, guitarist for death metal band Morbid Angel
• Trey Brewer, competitive bodybuilder, NPC National Bodybuilding Competition Overall Winner
• Trey Bruce, country singer
• Trey Burke, American basketball player
• Trey Gunn, former member of the band King Crimson
• Trey Hillman, manager of the Kansas City Royals
• Trey Junkin, former American football player
• Trey Lewis, NFL defensive tackle for the Atlanta Falcons
• Trey Lewis (tennis), female tennis player from 1979 to 1986
• Trey Parker, co-creator of South Park, along with Matt Stone
• Trey Smith, son of actor and singer Will Smith
• Trey Songz, stage name of Tremaine Neverson, American R&B singer.
• Trey Spruance, American musician
• Trey Teague, American football player
• Trey of Triforia, a character in Power Rangers: Zeo
• Trey Wingo, American sportscaster
• Trey Racer, known in the manga and Japanese version as Horohoro, a Shaman King character
• Trey, a character in Gran Torino

Places [edit]

• Trey, Vaud, a commune in Vaud, Switzerland

Other uses [edit]

• Trey, a three-point field goal in basketball
• Standard Anglo-American playing cards of rank three, as in "the trey of hearts" (3♥)
• In dominoes, a piece (also called a tile/stone/bone or other name) with one "end" having three pips (also called dots or spots).
• The video game developer, Treyarch, has 3 arches in their logo, which is why the company is essentially called "3arch".
• Trey, slogan for video game console PlayStation 3

See also [edit]

• Tré Cool

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