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six

[siks] / sɪks /
ADJECTIVE
having six of something
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That work is done now, said Minnesota Wild defenseman Quinn Hughes, who had one assist Friday and leads the team with six.

From Los Angeles Times

In less than six months, he went from being an England Under-20 player to playing for the British and Irish Lions.

From BBC

A statement said that was to allow them to study data in between track outings, but in the end Lance Stroll did only six laps all day.

From BBC

Tandy spent six years as Scotland's defence chief before returning to his native Wales last year to take charge of the ailing national side.

From Barron's

That was a wake-up call for Canada and Sam Reinhart brought them within a goal with just under six minutes remaining in the second period, tipping in Cale Makar's shot on a power play.

From Barron's