sixty fourth note (sikstiforthnot)

In mu sical notation, a note equivalent in time-value to one half of a thirty-second-note; a hemidemi semiquaver:, , or, in groups, -Sixty-fourth-note rest. See rest1 , 8 (b). sixty-six (siks'ti-siks'), n . 月 A game of cards size a score, came into the room, and I believe we shall pay size for it. Pepys , Diary, Sept. 4, 1662. 4t. A portion allotted by chance or fate; a share; a peculiar or individual allotment. Hast thow wylnet by couetyse Worldes gode ouer syse ? Myre, Instructions for Parish Priests (E. E. T. S.), (1. 1282. Our size of sorrow, Proportion'd to our cause, must be as great As that which makes it. Shak ., A. and C., iv. 15. 4. the ace, ten, king, queen, knave, and nine ranking in the order named. Each player receives six cards, and as fast as one is thrown from the hand receives another from the undealt pack until it is exhausted; each card except the nine-spot has to the taker a certain value, as the ace 11, the queen 3, etc., and the object of the player is to capture as many of these as po ible, and to secure marriages - that is, the po e ion of a king and queen of the same suit; the player first winning sixty-six scores one point; seven make a game. six-wired (siks wird,nts mine ornith, six-feathered. Compare twelve - wired, under Seleucides. sizable (sī'za-bl), a. [Also sizeable; A... modern virtuoso, finding such a machine altogether unwieldy and usele ,... invented that sizeable instrument which is now in use. Add is on, Tatler, No. 220. William Wotton, B. D.,... has written a good sizeable volume against a friend of your governor.