sixth
- noun
- /sɪksθ/
- Five flowers are on the tree, and the sixth is almost ready to bloom. Suddenly, Kyle bolts out the door.
- sixth through eighth
- fifth and sixth
So this year at Kona, you placed sixth, correct?
- So this year at Kona, you placed sixth, correct?
Examples
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Well, this is the sixth of nine teams.
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No outs, bases loaded, top of the sixth, ape on third.
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This was my fifth or sixth professional fight and I lost by a round.
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Chicago Bulls have won their sixth NBA championship.
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So this year at Kona, you placed sixth, correct?
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The whole squad, by finishing sixth in the regional race, missed out on qualification by one spot.
Blog text (31) -
In the top of the sixth, the first batter for the Socks popped out.
Fiction book (1997) -
In the race, she finished in sixth place out of thirty runners.
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He was the sixth student to submit his assignment in class.
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This is the sixth slice of cake I've had at the party.
Synonyms
One of six equal parts of a whole
Compounds
A natural feeling that tells you things without using sight, hearing, touch, smell, or taste
- Specialized
A part of the body that controls an eye muscle to move the eye outward
A Crusade in 1228 and 1229 when Emperor Frederick II got control of Jerusalem by talks not fighting
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Etymology
Sixth as a noun comes from the number six and the ending -th, so it usually means the place that comes after the fifth or, by extension, 'one of six'.