How To Use Six-sided In A Sentence
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You might find it easier to cut a six-sided lid, rather than a circle.
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In brief, the game comes with 40 rhombs and 18 triangles which two players alternately place on a six-sided board with nine triangles on each side.
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Our English breakfast tea arrived in separate six-sided pots, together with jugs of hot water and fresh milk.
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Once all bets are down, the banker rolls three six-sided dice marked with the same symbols as on the table.
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Patrin found long bundles of hexahedral tubes, the walls of which were formed of transverse needles: the diameter of these tubes was from two to six lines only, but at the lower extremities they opened out into hollow six-sided pyramids, more than an inch in diameter, so that the festoons, sometimes as large round as a man, presented terminal tufts of some feet in diameter, which glittered like diamonds under the influence of the torches.
Ice-Caves of France and Switzerland
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Regarding TNA, Cruise says he's not a fan of the six-sided ring, which he calls a distraction, and he's not a fan of TNA's wrestling content within the two-hour window on Thursday nights.
PWTorch.com
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Another light show from the six-sided ice crystals occurs when the sun is fairly low in the sky.
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This guess is like the prediction that a six-sided dice thrown 6,000 times lands exactly 1,000 times on the prime side.
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Boxfish, also known as trunkfish or cowfish, are known for their distinctive boxy profiles and for the bonelike, six-sided plates that cover much of their bodies and protect them from predators.
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Great quantities of small stones resembling basaltes were in heaps round the edges, at a little distance from which the stones were perpendicular, and firmly bedded in the earth; many of them regular six-sided figures, and all fractured into laminae, from two to nine inches in thickness.
Journals of Two Expeditions into the Interior of New South Wales
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The shape of the crystals also varied from stellar to six-sided plates, depending on the air temperature as they fell.
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In this instance, the crystals were a particular shape: flat and six-sided, rather like thin slices taken through a pencil.
Times, Sunday Times
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A six-sided teetotum or die and a playing piece of a different color for each player, are also needed.
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Once all bets are down, the banker rolls three six-sided dice marked with the same symbols as on the table.
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Can the building be six-sided perhaps?
Times, Sunday Times
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If you break a large piece of crystalline calcite, you are left with a regular, six-sided chunk of the mineral - a rhomb - which treats light in a peculiar way.
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For many dice games - in fact, most such games that I can think of - a six-sided die is sufficient.
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The hexagon is a six-sided figure which, if inscribed in a circle, will have each of its sides equal to the radius of that circle (Fig. 206).
The Theory and Practice of Perspective
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Indeed, Saturn's thick atmosphere, where circularly-shaped waves and convective cells dominate, is perhaps the last place you'd expect to see such a six-sided geometric figure, yet there it is.
Boing Boing
