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kwee, Q, quee, quie,
Q [kwiː]
Q, quee
n. The seventeenth letter of the alphabet.
Q, quee
n. The seventeenth letter of the alphabet.
kwader, quader,
quader [ˈkwadər]
v. To make square, quadrate. To agree, get along.
v. To make square, quadrate. To agree, get along.
cuach, quaich, quaigh,
quaich [kwex]
n. A shallow bowl-shaped drinking-cup.
n. A shallow bowl-shaped drinking-cup.
qaick, quackie, quaick, quaik, quaikie, quake, queck,
quaik [kwek]
n. A quack, the cry of the duck.
dim. quaikie A duck.
v. To quack, as a duck.
n. A quack, the cry of the duck.
dim. quaikie A duck.
v. To quack, as a duck.
quail, watter_quail,
quail [kwel]
n. The quail Coturnix coturnix.
n. The quail Coturnix coturnix.
Compounds and phrases etc.
watter quail: U. The water rail Rallus aquaticus.
quair,
quair [kweːr]
n. A set of twenty-four sheets of writing paper. A literary work, a book or piece of writing of any length.
n. A set of twenty-four sheets of writing paper. A literary work, a book or piece of writing of any length.
chwestion, kweschun, kwestian, quaisten, quaistenin, quaistent, quaistin, quaistin, quaistint, quaistion, quastin, quastion, quastioun, quaystion, queestion, queshun, questin, questioun, queystin, queystion, quisson, quistion,
quaisten [ˈkwest(j)ən, ˈkwast(j)ən]
n. A question.
v. To question.
pt. pp. quaistent
n. A question.
v. To question.
pt. pp. quaistent
Compounds and phrases etc.
quaistenin: Questioning.
quaisten merk: Question mark.
speir quaistens: To catechize.
quaisten merk: Question mark.
speir quaistens: To catechize.
qualifee, qualifee$d, qualifeh, qualifehd, qualifie, qualify,
qualifee [ˈkwalɪfiː]
v. To qualify. leg. To establish by evidence, to authenticate, testify.
pt. pp. qualifee'd
v. To qualify. leg. To establish by evidence, to authenticate, testify.
pt. pp. qualifee'd
quahality, qualitie, quality, qwalitae, qwality, qwality,
quality [ˈkwalɪtɪ]
n. Quality. A proviso, qualification, reservation.
n. Quality. A proviso, qualification, reservation.
qual, quall, quall, quel, quell,
quall [kwal]
n. A lull, in wind or storm.
v. To quell, knock down, strike. Of wind etc.: to lull, abate. Of people etc.: to calm down, become quiet and peaceful.
n. A lull, in wind or storm.
v. To quell, knock down, strike. Of wind etc.: to lull, abate. Of people etc.: to calm down, become quiet and peaceful.