quinze

When the opponent does not return it, the sending team wins the quinze.

Quinze sees his installations as places where people meet each other again and start conversations.

Her novel O Quinze was recently made into a film.

The word comes from the French word quinze, meaning fifteen.

Also, however, a quinze is won when the other team committed a foul:

I got out of the Louis Quinze chair and moved about, feeling trapped.

Quinze is known for his trademark sculptures made out of wooden planks.

She opened a Louis Quinze cabinet and removed two glasses.

In case the ball gets blocked on any roof or balcony the quinze is lost for whoever sent it there.

I sat down slowly in the Louis Quinze chair. '

The banca is in charge of beginning every quinze by serving, from one side of the street.

The quinze is won when the other team is not able to re-hit the ball over the net.

She leaned back in a more delicate Louis Quinze armchair.

During your call, did you by any chance happen to notice a Louis Quinze snuffbox on the table?

His opponents complained that it was very difficult to get a quinze against him due to his technique.

Save when one brother must go with another to see he doesn't wager away the family business at the new quinze table in White's public rooms.

That's the place where every quinze begins.

Vingt-un, or twenty-one, is very similar to Quinze, and may be played by two or more people.

Not everything is a hit, and Le Quinze's main courses are more inconsistent than the appetizers.

Picard sat down on a velvet-cushioned Louis Quinze chair and looked around.

She entered national spotlight with the unexpected success of her debut novel O Quinze in 1930.

The interior furnishing came from France in the Louis Quinze style.

Gone off with that Louis Quinze snuffbox of Mother's that's worth about two hundred.

From 2 o'clock in the morning, the call to arms had sounded in the Quinze Vingts.

He assigned Jon another delicate occasional chair from the Louis Quinze period.