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Webster Dictionary :: Quickscented
QUICK'SCENTED, a. Having an acute perception by the nose; of an acute smell.
Webster Dictionary :: Quicksand
QUICK'SAND, n. 1. Sand easily moved or readily yielding to pressure, loose sand ...
Webster Dictionary :: Quickness
QUICK'NESS, n. 1. Speed; velocity; celerity; rapidity; as the quickness of motio...
Webster Dictionary :: Quickly
QUICK'LY, adv. 1. Speedily; with haste or celerity. 2. Soon; without delay.
Webster Dictionary :: Quicklime
QUICK'LIME, n. [See Lime .] Any calcarious substance deprived of its fixed or ca...
Webster Dictionary :: Quickening
QUICK'ENING, ppr. Giving life; accelerating; inciting. QUICK'-EYED , a. Having a...
Webster Dictionary :: Quickener
QUICK'ENER, n. 1. One who revives, vivifies, or communicates life. 2. That which...
Webster Dictionary :: Quickened
QUICK'ENED, pp. 1. Made alive; revived; vivified; reinvigorated. 2. Accelerated;...
Webster Dictionary :: Quicken-tree
QUICK'EN-TREE, n. A tree, the wild sorb, a species of wild ash. the Sorbus aucup...
Webster Dictionary :: Quicken
QUICKEN, v.t. quik'n. 1. Primarily, to make alive; to vivify; to revive or resus...
Webster Dictionary :: Quick-sighted
QUICK'-SIGHTED, a. Having quick sight or acute discernment; quick to See Or disc...
Webster Dictionary :: Quick-match
QUICK-MATCH, n. [See Match .] A combustible preparation formed of cotton strands...
Webster Dictionary :: Quick-grass
QUICK-GRASS. [See Quitch-grass .]
Webster Dictionary :: Quick
QUICK, v.i. To stir; to move. [Not in use.] QUICK , a. [If q is a dialectical pr...
Webster Dictionary :: Quibbler
QUIB'BLER, n. 1. One who evades plain truth by trifling artifices, play upon wor...
Webster Dictionary :: Quibble
QUIB'BLE, n. 1. A start or turn from the point in question, or from plain truth;...
