Quixote

[kee-hoh-tee, kwik-suht, kee-haw-te]

noun

1. Don. Don Quixote.

Quixote

/ ˈkwɪksət, kiˈxote /

noun

1. See Don Quixote

Example Sentences

But he’s more of a Don Quixote tilting at windmills because his solutions amount to the same level of self-delusion.

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On a recent Saturday in July, as the sun set behind East L.A. club Don Quixote, a line of black-clothed and face-pierced youths chattered excitedly outside the venue.

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Bertie and Jeeves, as the British essayist Alexander Cockburn once asserted, are a pairing as momentous in literary history as Don Quixote and Sancho Panza, or Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson.

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“When the Going Was Good” is at its best when Carter is the underdog biting at ankles, or a Don Quixote who learns to tilt at the right windmills.

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Aside from the Egyptian, some events will take place at the Directors Guild Theater Complex and Landmark Sunset, while the bulk of the festival’s screenings and events will be at Quixote Studios in West Hollywood.

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