quindismet

Same as quindecim. In the parliament of 6 R. 2. pars 2 num. 11. the bishop of Norwich offered before the king and lords that, if the king would grant him the quindisme and disme of the laity and clergy Prynne, Treachery and Disloyalty, iv. 7. quinel, n. A dialectal (Scotch) form of quean . quine2t, n. [ quyne , coine , coin , F. coing = Pr. codoing, m., = It. cotogna, f., quince, L. Cydonium, Cydoneum (sc. malum ), Gr. Κυδώνιον (sc. μῆλον ), a quince, lit. 'apple of Cydonia, quinest, adv. An obsolete dialectal form of whence.