Third-person singular simple present indicative form of ill-treat

present participle of ill-treat

simple past tense and past participle of ill-treat

(dated) Alternative form of trick-or-treating.

(dated) Alternative form of trick or treat.

(childish or endearing) a treat given to a dog, usually as a reward for good behavior

plural of doggy treat

(US) participating in a trunk or treat event as a child

(US) An organised alternative to trick-or-treating where candy is given to children from cars in a parking lot.

(medicine, often attributively) A treatment strategy, chiefly used in rheumatology, that defines a measurable treatment target (such as clinical remission or low disease activity) and involves tight control and treatment adjustments until the chosen target is achieved.