six
- noun
- /sɪks/
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seis
- He was excited when he finally rolled a six after several tries.
And if that dice is a six, then it'll kill you.
- And if that dice is a six, then it'll kill you.
- Like suppose you get a six off suit pre flop.
- And so when they talk about an asset that'd be like betting on me hitting six and eight forever on the on the on the dice table, it's not going to work.
Examples
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So it's one way to roll a six, six ways to roll the die plus odd numbers.
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You got 3 sixs, you got the queen of hearts, that's a heart run, so safest card in the deck.
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That gives me a six, that gives me a six.
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I'm going to give you a six, huh?
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And if that dice is a six, then it'll kill you.
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When you roll the dice, if one shows a six, you can make a special move.
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In the game, drawing a card with a six allows you to take an extra turn.
Synonyms
A card, domino or die face that shows six spots
Idioms
- Informal
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7.7
No longer alive and buried in the ground, or completely covered by something like water
Two choices that are almost the same and make no real difference
Compounds
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5.8
A war in June 1967 that lasted six days between Israel and nearby Arab countries and changed the region
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A short war in June 1967 between Israel and nearby Arab countries that changed control of land
An annual rugby tournament between England, France, Ireland, Italy, Scotland and Wales
A fast lizard with six light stripes along its body that lives in eastern and central United States
Surface Forms
Etymology
Six for a playing card or the face of a die comes from the number six itself. Dice have six sides and the face with six dots is called 'a six', so the name just means the side that shows the number 'six'.