1
These were, running, leaping, boxing, wrestling, and throwing the discus or quoit.
2
It would puzzle even your strong arm to toss such a quoit!
3
Democritus, that it is like a quoit externally, and hollow in the middle.
4
His one hand slipped into his pocket and clutched the quoit.
5
Contestants are given some object like a quoit, a block of wood, etc.
6
The talon emerged, clutching ready for action a six-pound iron quoit.
7
Simultaneously Slim reached for his quoit, and Whiskers and Fatty for their rocks.
8
The Siamese discus, or quoit, is round, and of wood, stone, or iron.
9
Herein he will successfully join in running, javelin casting, quoit throwing, leaping, and wrestling.
10
Empedocles, that the figure of it resembles a quoit.
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Pronounce: pliant; wand; pathos; allied; asunder; quoit; triumphant.
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He reaches for his quoit and hurling it through the air, slays Sisupala on the spot.
13
Here a few shepherds, apart from the rest, flung the ponderous quoit that sung along the air.
14
He sighed, and put back the quoit.
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Simply his hand, holding the quoit, will be faintly suggested, and the light allowed to fall through it.
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He that walks from six to six in Paul's goes still but a quoit's cast before this man.