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Webster Dictionary :: Quotidian
QUOTID'IAN, a. [L. quotidianus; quotus and dies.] Daily; occurring or returning ...
Webster Dictionary :: Quoth
QUOTH, v.i. [L. inquio, contracted.] To say; to speak. This verb is defective, b...
Webster Dictionary :: Quoter
QUO'TER, n. One that cites the words of an author or speaker.
Webster Dictionary :: Quoted
QUO'TED, pp. Cited; adduced; named.
Webster Dictionary :: Quote
QUOTE, v.t. 1. To cite, as a passage from some author; to name, repeat or adduce...
Webster Dictionary :: Quotation
QUOTA'TION, n. [from quote.] 1. The act of quoting or citing. 2. The passage quo...
Webster Dictionary :: Quota
QUO'TA, n. [L. quotus.] A just part or share; or the share, part or proportion a...
Webster Dictionary :: Quorum
QUO'RUM, n. [L. gen. plu. of qui, who.] 1. A bench of justices, or such a number...
Webster Dictionary :: Quook
QUOOK, pret. of quake. Obs.
Webster Dictionary :: Quondam
QUON'DAM, used adjectively. [L.] Having been formerly; former; as a quondam king...
Webster Dictionary :: Quoll
QUOLL, n. An animal of New Holland, resembling the polecat.
Webster Dictionary :: Quoit
QUOIT, n. 1. A kind of horse shoe to be pitched or thrown at a fixed object in p...
Webster Dictionary :: Quoin
QUOIN, n. [See Coin . 1. A corner. 2. An instrument to raise any thing; a wedge ...
Webster Dictionary :: Quoil
QUOIL. [See Coil , the better word.]
Webster Dictionary :: Quoiffure
QUOIF'FURE, n. A head dress.
Webster Dictionary :: Quoif
QUOIF, n. A cap or hood. [See Coif .] QUOIF , v.t. To cover or dress with a coif...
