The term 'TRIAL BREAK' is a combination of two words, 'TRIAL' and 'BREAK'. The first word, 'TRIAL', refers to a legal proceeding in which evidence is presented to a court or jury in order to determine the guilt or innocence of a defendant. The second word, 'BREAK', refers to a period of rest or relaxation. Together, the two words form the term 'TRIAL BREAK', which can refer to a period of rest or relaxation taken during a TRIAL. The crossword solution for this term is 'RECESS', which is a period of time during which a court or jury takes a BREAK from proceedings.