Etymology :Middle English sexte, from Late Latin sexta, from Latin, sixth hour of the day, from feminine of sextus sixth, from sex six. Pronunciation :'sekst. Function :noun. Date :15th century.
| sext | 1. The fourth of the seven canonical hours.2. The time of day set aside for this service, usually the sixth hour, or noon | ry | |||
| sext | the fourth of the seven canonical hours; about noon | en | |||
| sext | the fourth of the canonical hours; usually held at noon | en | |||
| sext | fourth of seven daily prayer times, prayer time originally observed at noon (Catholicism) isim | en | |||
| sext | The office for the sixth canonical hour, being a part of the Breviary | en | |||
| sext | 1. Send suggestive text messages back and forth. Like cybersex, but with text. "I could sext you all night!"2. Pornographic internet literature. "Porn? Nah... I like a good sext. You use your imagination more... makes it much more... interesting."3. Dirty talk via instant messaging or e-mail. "Hey baby, lemmie hear some of that sext."4. Enjoying sexual pleasure from text messaging. "My girlfriend lives in Parkesburg, so I decided to Sext her from the comfort of my home-like taking candy from a baby." | ry | |||
| sext | The sixth book of the decretals, added by Pope Boniface VIII | en | |||
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