Crossword-Solution: CINQUES
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| Word | Anagrams | |
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| CINQUES | anagram | QUINCES |
We have 1 clue for the answer “CINQUES”
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| Fives, in old cards or dice slang | 1 answer |
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Poet’s word, with inverted comma, for the end of the day
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Hint 1 meaning
The old plural of Eye.
Hint 2 anagram
ENE
Hint 3 another clue
AND STILL ___
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Sentences with CINQUES (5)
CHAPTER IV THE CINQUES AND LITTLE ANDAMAN 36 Position of the Cinques--Anchorage--Clear Water--The Forest--Beach Formation--Native Hut--Little Andaman-- Bumila Creek--Natives--Flies--Personal Decoration-- Dress and Modesty--Coats of Mud--_Coiffure_--Absence of Scarification--Elephantiasis--A Visit to the Village-- Peculiar Huts--Canoe--Bows and Arrows--The Return Journey--A slight _contretemps_--Andamanese Pig--We leave the Andamans.
CHAPTER IV THE CINQUES AND LITTLE ANDAMAN Position of the Cinques--Anchorage--Clear Water--The Forest--Beach Formation--Native Hut--Little Andaman--Bumila Creek--Natives-- Flies--Personal Decoration--Dress and Modesty--Coats of Mud-- _Coiffure_--Absence of Scarification--Elephantiasis--A Visit to the Village--Peculiar Huts--Canoe--Bows and Arrows--The Return Journey--A Slight _contretemps_--Andamanese Pig--We leave the Andamans.
There are no permanent inhabitants, but the Cinques are occasionally visited by the natives (Öngés of Little Andaman and natives from Port Blair), who probably find it a good locality for turtle and fish.
The Cinques consist of intrusive rocks of serpentine, associated with metamorphosed, indurated, and sedimentary series, mostly calcareous.
One is the well-known dicing-set, _ace_, _deuce_, _tray_, _cater_, _cinque_, _size_; thus _size-ace_ is ‘6 and one,’ _cinques_ or _sinks_, ‘double five.’ These came to us from France, and correspond with the common French numerals, except _ace_, which is Latin _as_, a word of great philological interest, meaning ‘one.’ The other borrowed set is to be found in the Slang Dictionary.
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Appears in: WSJ.
Used 1 time in crossword archives (2020).