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Webster Dictionary :: Questant
QUEST'ANT, n. [supra.] A See ker. [Not used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Quest
QUEST, n. [L. quaero, quaestus. As the letter r is rarely changed into s, perhap...
Webster Dictionary :: Query
QUE'RY, n. [from L. quaere, imperative of quaero; perhaps Heb. to See K, to sear...
Webster Dictionary :: Querulousness
QUER'ULOUSNESS, n. Disposition to complain, or the habit or practice of murmuring.
Webster Dictionary :: Querulously
QUER'ULOUSLY, adv. In a complaining manner.
Webster Dictionary :: Querulous
QUER'ULOUS, a. [L. querulus, from queror, to complain. See Quarrel .] 1. Complai...
Webster Dictionary :: Querry
QUER'RY, n. A groom. [See Equerry.]
Webster Dictionary :: Querquedule
QUER'QUEDULE, n. [L. querquedula.] An aquatic fowl, a species of teal of the gen...
Webster Dictionary :: Querpo
QUERP'O, n. [L. corpus.] A waistcoat or garment close to the body.
Webster Dictionary :: Quern
QUERN, n. A hand-mill for grinding grain; a mill, the stone of which was turned ...
Webster Dictionary :: Querl
QUERL, v.t. To twirl; to turn or wind round; to coil; as, to querl a cord, threa...
Webster Dictionary :: Querkened
QUERK'ENED, a. Choked. [Illegitimate and obsolete.]
Webster Dictionary :: Querk
QUERK. [See Quirk .]
Webster Dictionary :: Querist
QUE'RIST, n. [from L. quaero, to inquire.] One who inquires or asks questions.
Webster Dictionary :: Querimoniousness
QUERIMO'NIOUSNESS, n. Disposition to complain; a complaining temper.
Webster Dictionary :: Querimoniously
QUERIMO'NIOUSLY, adv. With complaint; querulously.
