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Webster Dictionary :: Quaternity

QUATERN'ITY, n. [supra.] The number four.

Webster Dictionary :: Quaternion

QUATERN'ION, n. [L. quaternio, from quatuor, four.] 1. The number four. 2. A fil...

Webster Dictionary :: Quaternary

QUATERN'ARY, n. [L. quaternarius, from quatuor, four.] The number four. QUATERN'...

Webster Dictionary :: Quatern

QUAT'ERN, a. [L. quaterni, four, from quatuor, four.] Consisting of four; fourfo...

Webster Dictionary :: Quater-cousins

QUATER-COUSINS, n. ka'ter-cuzns. [L. quatuor, four, and cousin.] Those within th...

Webster Dictionary :: Quat

QUAT, n. A pustule or pimple. [Not used.]

Webster Dictionary :: Quassia

QUAS'SIA, n. A plant, or rather a genus of plants of three species, the amara, s...

Webster Dictionary :: Quassation

QUASSA'TION, n. [L. quassatio.] The act of shaking; concussion; the state of bei...

Webster Dictionary :: Quashing

QUASH'ING, ppr. Crushing; subduing; abating.

Webster Dictionary :: Quashed

QUASH'ED, pp. Crushed; subdued; abated.

Webster Dictionary :: Quash

QUASH, v.t. [L. quasso, quatio.] 1. Properly, to beat down or beat in pieces; to...

Webster Dictionary :: Quas

QUAS, n. In Russia, a drink of common domestic use; being a liquor prepared from...

Webster Dictionary :: Quartzy

QUARTZ'Y, a. Pertaining to quartz; partaking of the nature or qualities of quart...

Webster Dictionary :: Quartz

QUARTZ, n. quortz. A species of silicious minerals, of various colors, white, gr...

Webster Dictionary :: Quarto

QUART'O, n. [L. quartus.] A book of the size of the fourth of a sheet; a size ma...

Webster Dictionary :: Quartile

QUART'ILE, n. An aspect of the planets, when they are distant from each other a ...

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