Questor
Questorn.an officer, a Roman public treasurer
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Questorship
Questorshipn.the office of a Roman treasurer
Questuary
Questuarya.studious of profit, greedy, ob.
Quib
Quibn.a sarcasm, gibe, taunt
Quibble
Quibblev.i.to equivocate, to pun;n.an evasion, a pun
Quibbler
Quibblern.an equivocator, shuffler, punster
Quick
Quicka.swift, active, ready, living;ad.readily
Quick (2)
Quickn.any sensible part, living flesh, a plant
Quicken
Quickenv.to make or become alive, to hasten
Quickener
Quickenern.who or what quickens, or hastens
Quicklime
Quicklimen.lime unquenched or unslaked
Quickly
Quicklyad.nimbly, speedily, soon, immediately
Quickness
Quicknessn.speed, briskness, readiness, pungency
Quicksand
Quicksandn.a sinking or shaking sand
Quickset
Quicksetn.a thorn-plant set to grow
Quicksighted
Quicksighteda.having a sharp sight, keen
Quicksightedness
Quicksightednessn.sharpness of sight
Quicksilver
Quicksilvern.a white fluid mineral, mercury
Quicksilvered
Quicksilvereda.overlaid with quicksilver
Quiddity
Quiddityn.the essence, a trifling nicety, a cavil Quid pro quo, latin in law a consideration or equivalent
Quiescence
Quiescence, or Quiescencyn.quiet, rest, repose
Quiescent
Quiescenta.quiet, still, resting, lying in repose
Quiet
Quieta.still, calm, easy, unmolested, safe
Quiet (2)
Quietn.rest, repose, tranquility, ease, security
Quiet (3)
Quietv.t.to still, calm, pacify, lull, put to rest
Quietism
Quietismn.the opinion of the Quietists, quiet
Quietist
Quietistn.one who places religion in quiet