quin que section (kwinkwesekshon)
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 105
[L. quinque, = E. five, + sectio ( n- ), a cutting: see section.] Section into five equal parts. quin que septate (kwin-kwe-sep'tāt), a. [L. quinque, = E. five, + septum, a partition: see septum, septate.] Having five septa or partitions. quin que serial (kwin-kwē-sē'ri-al), a. [ quin que syllable quin que syllable (kwin-kwe-sil'a-bl), n. [ Anything beyond a quin que syllable is difficult to pronounce. Buck's Handbook of Med . Sciences , VIII. 516. quin que tactic (kwin-kwē-tak'tik), a . [ quinque , = E. five , + Gr. τακτικός , tactic: see tac tic .] Having five consecutive points in common.-Quin que tactic point. See tri tactic point , under point1. quin que tubercular (kwin"kwē-tu-berkū-lär), a. Same as quin que tuberculate . The crowns of the lower molars are quin que tubercular. Amer. Naturalist, XXII. 663. quin que tuberculate (kwin"kwē-tū-ber'kū-lāt), a. [L. quinque, = E. five, + tuberculum, tubercle: see tubercle, tuberculate.] Having five tubercles: as, a quin que tuberculate molar.
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