Pentad

What do we mean by pentad?

A group of five. noun

A period of five days, introduced by Dove for use in climatological study. The pentads begin January 1–5, and continue in groups of five days each throughout the ordinary year. The twelfth pentad, from February 25-March 1, may be increased by one day, namely, February 29th, without disturbing the calendar dates of the subsequent pentads. noun

The number five, in the abstract: a set of five things considered together: as, the Pythagorean pentad: correlated with monad, dyad, triad, tetrad, etc. noun

Specifically A period of five consecutive years. noun

In chem., an element one atom of which will combine with five univalent atoms or radicals; a pentavalent element. noun

Having the valence of a pentad. adjective

Any element, atom, or radical, having a valence of five, or which can be combined with, substituted for, or compared with, five atoms of hydrogen or other monad. noun

Any grouping of five things. noun

A group or series of five things noun

The cardinal number that is the sum of four and one noun

A group or series of five things.

A mean average value of temperature, etc., taken every five days.

Any element, atom, or radical having a valence of five, or which can be combined with, substituted for, or compared with, five atoms of hydrogen or other monad.

Words that are spelled similarly to pentad:
pentad, penta, pentax, entad, penta-, pentas, pental.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word pentad:
hexad, burke, torpedo, attitude, symptoms, tube, calendar, charges, carried, sets, follows, presented, five, beginning, act, last, include.

Words that rhyme with pentad:
unprecedented, oriented, demented, augmented, implemented, contented, disoriented, scented, presented, documented, fermented, tormented, lamented, resented, regimented, complemented, represented, invented, consented, dented, segmented, underrepresented, discontented, relented, vented, complimented, circumvented, rented, ornamented, tented, supplemented, prevented, dissented, cemented, overrepresented, misrepresented, repented, reinvented, unrepresented, event id.

Adjectives that are often used to describe pentad:
second, first, dramatistic, classic, dramatic, third, last, holy, clinical, ist, supreme, diagnostic, major, fourth, fifth, 4th, next, burkean, 5th, mighty, full, entire, previous, 3rd, 6th, classical.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective pentad:
hairs, elements.

Consonant match to pentad:
pointed, painted, panted, pentode, punted, punt had.

Words that sound like pentad:
pentad, pentode, punted, painted, pointed, panted, pended, point at, pounded, penta, petted, bunted, penty, pento, ponded, pente, point out, pennied, bended, pinhead, want ad, bountied, bondad, printed, pinto, pundit, pitted, pitied, pinta, petard, putted, pandit, punty, pin head, pintu, panhead, planted, hunted, panty, pointy, pondered, pent, penned, appointed, pend, pantie, pouted, panto, patted, hinted, potted, penut, pated, punto, pelted, pot head, pandered, panta, upended, pettit, ponty, penn state, appended, pinewood, painty, ponti, ponto, pennate, penda, penate, pentose, penrod, pentz, petitt, pettitt, pine wood, ponied, point to, panned out, pintado, pentair, pettet, piedad, pineweed, putid, hint at, poignard, pentice, point a, bandaid, banded, binded, bento, band-aid, band aid, betted, benty, bantered, bandied, bentwood.