- Look up
quintain in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Quintain may
refer to:
Quintain (company), a
British property investment and
development business...
- The
quintain (from
Latin "fifth"), also
known as pavo (Latin "pea****"), may have
included a
number of
lance games,
often used as a
training aid for jousting...
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Quintain is a British-based
property investment and
development business,
which operates through Urban Regeneration,
Mixed Use and
Build to Rent in Wembley...
- A
quintain or
pentastich is any
poetic form
containing five lines.
Examples include the tanka, the cinquain, the quintilla, Shakespeare's
Sonnet 99, and...
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formed the core of the
tournament during the high
medieval period. The
quintain (from
Latin quintana, a
street between the
fifth and
sixth maniples of...
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after which the
studio was closed, and the site sold to
property developer Quintain. It is now
known as
Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre. In 1927,
Ralph J....
- as a
sports and
entertainment centre.
Meridian Delta, a
subsidiary of
Quintain and Lendlease,
signed a 999-year
lease for the Dome with the government...
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white Dancing, falling,
drifting Covering everything it
touches Blanket Quintain (poetry) Gogyōshi
Poetry Garison,
Denis (Summer 2002). "An Introduction...
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Offham has a
quintain on the
village green that was
reported in
medieval times for use in jousting. It is
reputed to be the last
English quintain in its original...
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attempts to be
humorous Nonsense literature –
Genre of
literature Moskalik Quintain –
Poetic form
containing five
lines The
Negotiation Limerick File – 1998...
