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• • Quail

  • to faint, be languid, be afraid
    to cause to quail

  • Quaint

  • curiously beautiful

  • Quake

  • to cause to quake or tremble

  • Qualify

  • to moderate

  • Quality

  • those of the same nature
    Rank or condition

  • Quarrel

  • a suit, cause

  • Quarry

  • game, a heap of game

  • Quart D'ecu

  • a quarter crown

  • Quarter

  • the post allotted to a soldier

  • Quat

  • a pimple; used in contempt of a person

  • Queasy

  • squeamish, unsettled

  • Quell

  • murder

  • Quench

  • to grow cool

  • Quern

  • a hand-mill

  • Quest

  • enquiry, search, inquest, jury

  • Questrist

  • one who goes in search of another

  • Quick

  • so far gone in pregnancy that the child is
    alive

  • Quicken

  • to come to life

  • Quiddit, Quiddity

  • a subtle question

  • Quillet

  • quidebet, a subtle case in law

  • Quintain

  • a post for tilting at

  • Quip

  • sharp jest, a taunt

  • Quire

  • to sing in concert

  • Quit

  • to requite, respond

  • Quit

  • past tense of the verb to quit, quitted

  • Quitance

  • requital

  • Quiver

  • active

  • Quote

  • to note