Quintuple

He had undergone quintuple bypass surgery in 2003 before suffering a heart attack in 2015.

But his round unraveled with a quintuple-bogey nine at the par-four 13th, followed by a sextuple-bogey nine at the par-three 14th, where his tee shot found a deep bunker from which his second escape shot flew the ball to an opposite bunker.

Doctors told Judge that he was the “second youngest patient the surgeon has done a quintuple on” and the procedure involves harvesting vessels from elsewhere in the body to reroute blood flow around five blockages in arteries which supply the heart.

It predicted the Lib Dems would quintuple their seats, the SNP would lose nearly a dozen and Reform would gain seven.

Sure enough, the Bulls won a quintuple-overtime marathon, 51-49, so grabbing the underdog throughout most of the process paid off.

He devised one complex strobe system to capture the first attempt at a quintuple somersault by the Flying Cranes aerial troupe of the Moscow Circus.

Increasing the ESF to that extent would quintuple the ESC’s available funds, allowing them to have ample funds for new projects as well as for maintenance of established ones.

The next batch of numbers comes Thursday, and economists say it could blow past last week’s total of nearly 3.3 million initial claims, which itself was quintuple the prior record.

The highest-ranked female rower in the world, she’s a two-time Olympic champion, a triple world champion, quintuple World Cup champion and triple European champion.

The taxes will have to quintuple!

Chromium compound determined experimentally to contain a Cr-Cr quintuple bond Chromium(0) main Many chromium(0) compounds are known.

Each quintuple (pentad) occurs once.

In 2008, a Rolling Stone interview stated he hosted a doctor and nurse who'd helped perform the emergency quintuple-bypass heart surgery that saved his life in 2000.

Terms such as quadruple (4), quintuple (5), and so on are also occasionally used.