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trusty

1 trusty /ˈtrʌsti/ adjective
trustier; trustiest
1 trusty
/ˈtrʌsti/
adjective
trustier; trustiest
Britannica Dictionary definition of TRUSTY
always used before a noun [also more trusty; most trusty]
: able to be depended on — used especially to describe a useful tool, device, etc., that you have had and used for a long time
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2 trusty /ˈtrʌsti/ noun
plural trusties
2 trusty
/ˈtrʌsti/
noun
plural trusties
Britannica Dictionary definition of TRUSTY
[count] US
: a prisoner who is trusted and given special privileges because of good behavior