| sixth n. |
nervus abducens.
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| sixth s. |
somatognosis.
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| sixth v. |
Verga's v.
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| sixth-year m. |
the permanent first molar tooth, so called because it usually erupts at the age of 6 years just posterior to the last molar of the deciduous dentition.
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| sixth sense |
the theory of its existence as a convenient explanation of transcendental phenomena was first put forward in the era of animal magnetism by Tardy de Montravel. He considered the sixth sense as the source and sum of all our partial senses. See SIXTH SENSE.
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| six | having six units or components |
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| six | by a factor of six |
| six | (United Kingdom) a small coin of the United Kingdom worth six pennies |
| six | of trifling worth |
| six | costing 6 cents (United States) or 6 pence (Britain) |
| six | a nail 2 inches long |
| six | six people considered as a unit |
| six | the cardinal number that is the sum of fifteen and one |
| six | being one more than fifteen |
| six | position 16 is a countable series of things |
| six | coming next after the fifteenth in position |
| six | a musical note having the time value of a sixteenth of a whole note |
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