My buddies and I took a train up to cinque Terre, which is a beautiful part of Italy in wine country.
I hiked the cinque Terre with Dan, and have gotten dozens of early reads from him.
This was a famous name among the sailors of the cinque Ports.
Here we are in the tenth century, and this group is cinque cento.
Edward I. granted this privilege to the barons of the cinque Ports.
A third element in the fleet was obtained from the cinque Ports.
He also came in conflict with the Barons of the cinque Ports.
Such ships would have flown the English or cinque Ports flag.
Without the assistance of the cinque Ports he might have had some difficulty in doing this.
Both in form and in spirit they are alien to the cinque cento.
used for "five" in English in some situations, especially at cards or dice, late 14c., from French cinq, dissimilated from Latin quinque "five," in Late Latin also cinque (see five).
