Quintuple

kwm'tu-pl, adj.. Jivefold: [music) having five crotchets in a bar.—v.t. to make fivefold. [Fr.— L, quinluplex—quint us fifth, pheo, to fold Quip, kwip, a sharp sarcastic turn, a jibe a quick retort [W. chivip a quick turn, chvoipw, to move briskly.] Quire, kwlr, «. a collection of paper consisting of twenty-four sheets, each having a single fold. [O Fr. quatcr Fr. ca/uer), prob. from Low L. quaternion, a quarto sheet, from quatuor, four ulre, kwir, old form of Choir, uirk, kwerk, u. a quick turn: an artful evasion a quibble taunt or retort a slight conceit. [Obs. E. quirk to turn prob. from, a Celtic imitative root seen in W chwiori, to turn briskly, by sume conn, with Queer and Thwart.]