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Etymology: Latin quincunc-, quincunx, literally, five twelfths, from quinque five + uncia twelfth part — more at five, ounce. Date: 1545 ...
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noun. an arrangement of five objects in a square, with one at each corner and one in the middle; Bot. an arrangement of five-petaled flowers in which two ...
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/kwɪnˈkʌn ʃəl, kwɪŋ-/ Show Spelled Pronunciation [kwin-kuhn-shuh l, kwing-] Show IPA. Use quincunxial in a Sentence · See web results for quincunxial ...
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Quincunxial Sherlockholmesing in "Grace". Corinna del Greco Lobner. University of Tulsa. In. The Role of the Reader: Explorations in the Semiotics of Texts ...
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Proboscis of Acanthocephalus dirus Showing Typical, Quincunxial ..... destroying the quincunxial order, though the hooks all conform to longitudinal rows. ...
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Find Synonym of quincunxial and Antonym of quincunxial at Thesaurus.com, Synonym, Synonyms, Thesaurus, Synonym Dictionary, Synonyms Dictionary, Antonym, ...
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City in Norfolk County, east Massachusetts, USA, on Quincy Bay, 13 km/8 mi south of Boston; population (2000 est) 88,000. There are granite quarries, and its imaginative urban redevelopment ... The area was first settled by Europeans in 1625, ... Quincy (then known as Braintree) was the place of birth and death of John Hancock,
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The most obvious quincunxial arrangement in the work is the familiar planting pattern of trees in a quincunx, an arrangement, as announced in Monsieur, which will provide the key to the lost Templar treasure.
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This is handy for the heightened realities of Livia, successor to Monsieur, 'written in a highly eliptical quincunxial style invented for the occasion', set largely in the ominous late 'thirties….
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