Sixteenth is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SIXTEENTH in dictionary:

NUMERAL:
• constituting number sixteen in a sequence; 16th
• each of sixteen equal parts into which something is or may be divided
NOUN:
• the sixteenth part of something
• The quotient of a unit divided by sixteen; one of sixteen equal parts of one whole.
• The next in order after the fifteenth; the sixth after the tenth.
• An interval comprising two octaves and a second.
• position 16 in a countable series of things
• one part in sixteen equal parts
• one of 16 equal or nearly equal parts of something
ADJECTIVE:
• number sixteen in sequence
• coming after the fifteenth in numbering order
• Sixth after the tenth; next in order after the fifteenth.
• Constituting or being one of sixteen equal parts into which anything is divided.
• coming next after the fifteenth in position
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• — see number table

Words related to SIXTEENTH

sixteenthly24 sixteenths20

Words that contain SIXTEENTH

sixteenths20 sixteenthly24

How to use SIXTEENTH in a sentence

• Haggage was to lecture in Louisville on the sixteenth.
• Repeated statutes, from the thirteenth to the sixteenth century, enjoined practice with the bow, and ordered that the leisure time of holidays should be employed for this purpose.
• Every politician, in the sixteenth century, had learned that lesson.
• The sixteenth regarded this world as a mere preparation for the next, and the nineteenth looks upon this world as the future scene of indefinite and completed bliss.
• No Englishman in the sixteenth century can be compared with him for influence, heroism, and virtue combined.
• The commercial madness of the fourteenth century gave way to the religious madness of the sixteenth.
• That drama was introduced by Jodelle, the dramatic poet of the Pleiade in the middle of the sixteenth century, and was strictly fashioned on the model of Seneca.
• The gale amended after several days, and on the sixteenth day from their departure they reached Mangareva.
• In the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries several Spanish poets, mostly Sevillans, went to Mexico.
• Nor was it to be expected that the enthusiasm of the fifteenth century for classical studies should have been prolonged into the second half of the sixteenth century.
• It was written in the ninth century, at Corvey, whence it was brought to Rome at the beginning of the sixteenth century.
• It has been suggested that this puzzle was a great favourite among the young apprentices of the City of London in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.
• But since the wind they had was very gentle and languid, it was only on the sixteenth day that they came to land at a deserted place in Sicily near which Mount Aetna rises.
• The sixteenth hole was down near the sandy shore of the bay, and while Mrs.
• On the sixteenth day of September king James expired at St.
• In the sixteenth week the reflected image is still either ignored or looked at without interest.
• He was a nephew of Geoffrey of Gorham, sixteenth Abbot.
• The English architects of the sixteenth century, if they were inferior to earlier builders in invention and vigour, were at any rate supreme in the management of towers.
• The designs shown represent original arms of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.
• The sixteenth century and a certain part of the age immediately following seem to be times when the desire had conspicuously become a passion.
• There is no doubt that it was widely read throughout the sixteenth and following centuries, but it exercised little influence on the development of pastoral literature.
• Before his sixteenth year Burns had read a large amount of literature.
• In all three countries the beginning of the sixteenth century saw the power of the crown increased and increasing.
• At the end of the sixteenth century, Spain had passed its splendid meridian and was falling into the grey obscurity of a clouded evening.
• We witness under the fifteenth and sixteenth dynasties a fresh shipwreck of Egyptian civilization.
• For a picture of conditions in the sixteenth century we must sweep all the newspapers away.
• In the sixteenth century men knew that opportunities lost might never recur, and that they must seize or make them as best they might.
• These were suddenly closed by the Moors in the sixteenth century, and the Negro empires were thrown into the turmoil of internal war.

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