Quintaton
noun
Quin·ta·ton
ˈkwintəˌ|tōn
variants or less commonly Quintaten
|ten
plural Quintatons also Quintatens
: quintadena
Word History
Etymology
quintaton from German, modification (influenced by ton tone, from Middle High German tōn, from Latin tonus) of New Latin quintadena; quintaten probably modification of German quintaton
- at the seams
- at the sight of
- at the stroke of
- at the tender age
- at the threshold
- at the time of
- at the time of (something)
- at the time of something
- at the top of one's class
- at the top of one's form
- at the top of one's game
- at the top of one's lungs
- at the top of one's voice
- at the top of one's/the class
- at the top of the class
- at the top of the heap
- at the top of the hour
- at the top of the list
- at the top of the pile
- at the vanguard
- at the very least
- at the wheel
- at the whim of
- at the whim of (someone)
- at the whim of someone