Crossword clues for sext
sext
- Send racy messages online
- Send naughty messages via smartphone
- Send an amorous smartphone message
- Send a titillating cybermessage
- Send a revealing image, say
- Send a racy phone message to
- Send a racy message, perhaps
- Send a racy message to
- Send a naughty photo
- Send a naughty phone message
- Send a naughty message
- Send a naughty cell phone photo, perhaps
- Send a certain message
- Scandalous transmission, maybe
- Scandalous selfie, maybe
- Revealing selfie
- Revealing message?
- Revealing iMessage
- Racy Snapchat pic, say
- Racy Snapchat message
- Privates message?
- Potential source of a political scandal
- Phone chat when you're feeling blue?
- Not-safe-for-work transmission
- Modern message between trysters, perhaps
- Message containing junk?
- Heated phone message?
- Explicit message
- Cell image of skin?
- Carnal communication
- Bit of on-screen eroticism?
- Barely communicate?
- Noontime service
- Noon service, to ecclesiastics
- Send explicit come-ons by cell phone
- Have a heated phone exchange?
- Send private messages?
- Send some pixxx?
- Message one might not want the tabloids to see
- Something dirty kept in a cell?
- Blue note?
- Quick, suggestive message
- Suggestive transmission
- Squire message
- The fourth of the seven canonical hours
- About noon
- Pipe-organ stop
- Canonical hour
- Group must accept it's wrong - send rude message ...
- Explicit message from church employee not on
- Rude message arranged to include sign of affection
- It requires time to send rude messages
- Determined to hide kiss in explicit message
- Risqué message
- Hot message
- Fourth canonical hour
- Racy message
- Intimate modern message
- Cell body revealer?
- Titillating message
- Suggestive message
- Subject of a scandal, maybe
- Stimulating message
- Spicy selfie
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Sext \Sext\, n. [L. sexta, fem. of sextus sixtt, fr. sex six: cf. F. sexte.] (R.C.Ch.)
The office for the sixth canonical hour, being a part of the Breviary.
The sixth book of the decretals, added by Pope Boniface VIII.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
early 15c., "third of the lesser canonical hours," from Latin sexta (hora), fem. of sextus, ordinal of sex (see six).
Wiktionary
Etymology 1 n. The fourth of the canonical hours; usually held at noon. Etymology 2
n. 1 A sexual text message. 2 Any electronic message with sexual context. vb. 1 (context intransitive English) To send a sext message. 2 (context transitive English) To send (someone) a (sext message).
WordNet
n. the fourth of the seven canonical hours; about noon
Wikipedia
Sext, or Sixth Hour, is a fixed time of prayer of the Divine Office of almost all the traditional Christian liturgies. It consists mainly of psalms and is said at noon. Its name comes from Latin and refers to the sixth hour of the day after dawn.
Usage examples of "sext".
Normally Rosvita might not break her fast until after the service of Sext, but with illness she knew she needed to eat more frequently in order to gain back her strength.
A colonnade connected the two buildings, and here Henry brought his retinue after the service of Sext concluded, to the royal garden.
Ruoda and Sister Heriburg bring soup and bread every day, Sister Rosvita, just after Sext, although I do not know if you receive it then.
She refused to release you, but she agreed that you ought to be allowed exercise in the corridor each day between the hours of Sext and Nones.
The third hour, terce, meant no more, in lay affairs, than the middle of the morning, something vaguely earlier than sext, which is noon.
I was ready by early afternoon, just after sext prayers in the upper nave.
Mother Clare often chanted Sext and None, which commemorate the crucifixion and death of Jesus, in tears.
King James the sext, ordinit to be consumed at the instance of a noble man Francis Erle of Bodowell.