Definition of sixsome in English:

sixsome

noun ˈsɪkss(ə)m

单词	sixsome
释义	Definition of sixsome in English: sixsome noun ˈsɪkss(ə)m A group of six people. Example sentencesExamples In the blue sitting room, a sixsome of Civil War buffs mapped out battlefield campaigns. The sixsome asked the chauffeurs to drive them downtown. Very shortly before he left Oxford, Glyn was asked by James to partner his sister, Barbara, at the Pembroke commemoration ball to make up a sixsome. They were going to see a show in the city and they'd brought along a nice single friend of theirs to make up the sixsome. There is a tendency now to date in foursomes, or sixsomes. We became a very contented foursome, except when Charles and Jane were with us and we were a sixsome. Synonyms sextet, sextuplets
随便看	give force to give form/shape to give form to give forth give freedom to give freely give free rein to give free rein to one's imagination give fulsome praise give generously give get a thick ear give good grounds for expecting give/grant immunity give/grant immunity to give great pleasure to give grief give ground give ground give guidance give guidance to give/have/take a bath give head give heart to give heed give hell