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Webster Dictionary :: Quieted
QUI'ETED, pp. Made still; calmed; pacified.
Webster Dictionary :: Quiet
QUI'ET, a. [L. quietus.] 1. Still; being in a state of rest; now moving. Judg 16...
Webster Dictionary :: Quiescent
QUIES'CENT, a. [L. quiescens.] 1. Resting being in a state of repose; still: not...
Webster Dictionary :: Quiescence
QUIES'CENCE, QUIES'CENCY, n. [L. quiescens, quiesco. See Quiet .] 1. Rest; repos...
Webster Dictionary :: Quiesce
QUIESCE, v.i. quiess'. [L. quiesco.] To be silent, as a letter; to have no sound.
Webster Dictionary :: Quidnunc
QUID'NUNC, n. [L. what now.] One who is curious to know every thing that passes;...
Webster Dictionary :: Quiddity
QUID'DITY, n. [L. quid, what.] 1. A barbarous term used in school philosophy for...
Webster Dictionary :: Quiddit
QUID'DIT, n. [L. quidlibet.] A subtilty; an equivocation. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Quiddative
QUID'DATIVE, a. Constituting the essence of a thing.
Webster Dictionary :: Quiddany
QUID'DANY, n. [L. cydonium.] Marmalade; a confection of quinces prepared with su...
Webster Dictionary :: Quidam
QUI'DAM, n. [L.] Somebody. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Quid
QUID, n. A vulgar pronunciation of cud; as a quid of tobacco.
Webster Dictionary :: Quicksilvered
QUICK'SILVERED, a. Overlaid with quicksilver. QUICK'-WITTED , a. Having ready wit.
Webster Dictionary :: Quicksilver
QUICK'SILVER, n. [that is, living silver, argentum vivum, so called from its flu...
Webster Dictionary :: Quicksightedness
QUICK'SIGHTEDNESS, n. Quickness of sight or discernment; readiness to See Or dis...
Webster Dictionary :: Quickset
QUICK'SET, n. A living plant set to grow, particularly for a hedge. QUICK'SET , ...
