eightsome
- noun
- /ˈeɪtˌsʌm/
- Archaic
- During the tournament, each eightsome played at a different table.
Examples
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The eightsome spent the whole weekend at the lakeside cabin.
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We managed to put together an eightsome for tonight's dinner party.
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The eightsome danced beautifully at the festival.
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An eightsome is often seen during traditional Scottish events.
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The teachers organized an eightsome to compete in the dance festival.
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In the competition, the eightsome performed beautifully, showcasing their synchronized moves.
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At the wedding reception, the guests formed an eightsome to participate in a traditional dance.
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Morphology
Etymology
Eightsome comes from the number eight plus the ending -some, where -some means 'group'. So an eightsome is simply a group of eight people.